Text search operators
Text search terms can contain any letters or numbers, and text search is not case-sensitive. Most punctuation and special characters are ignored when you search. However, you can include the following search operators within search terms, to help you fine-tune your search query.
| Operator | Example | Result |
|---|---|---|
| OR | gray OR silver OR gunmetal OR graphite | Will find results that contain any of the terms. |
| NOT | blue NOT deep | Will find results that contain the term 'blue' and don't contain the term 'deep'. |
| * wildcard search (matches one or more characters) | li* | Will find results that contain 'lime', 'lilac', 'linen', 'lincoln', 'light', etc. |
| ? wildcard search (matches a single character) | ros? | Will find results that contain 'rose' or 'rosy', but will not find 'rosewood' or 'rosso'. |
Note: You cannot use a * or ? symbol as the first character of a
search.