Answered By: Arryn S.
Last Updated: Mar 24, 2017     Views: 18

The catalogue will automatically sort a results list based on “relevancy”. Currently, the catalogue will consider a hit most relevant if your search term(s) are found in a title. If your term is found in the author field, it is considered a very relevant hit, but less so than a match in the title.

For example, a library search on the term “King” will prioritize hits where “King” is in the title over titles by Stephen King.

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