[AV-84497] Capella FTS v3 UI

modules/n1ql/pages/n1ql-language-reference/searchfun.adoc

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ You must also include the xref:search:search-request-params.adoc#fields[fields p
 
 NOTE: From Couchbase Server 7.6 and later, when you use the SEARCH function, you do not need to use the xref:search:default-analyzers-reference.adoc#keyword[keyword analyzer] in your Search index to run a non-analytic query. 
 You also do not need to match the analyzer in a query to the analyzer in the Search index for an analytic query. 
-For more information about how to set the analyzer for a Search index, see xref:search:set-advanced-settings.adoc[] or the xref:search:search-index-params.adoc#mapping[Mapping Object].
+For more information about how to set the analyzer for a Search index, see xref:search:create-search-index-ui.adoc#default-analyzer[Configure Global Search Index Settings] or the xref:search:search-index-params.adoc#mapping[Mapping Object].
 
 === Arguments
 

modules/search/pages/create-custom-analyzer.adoc

@@ -8,63 +8,94 @@
 {description}
 
 NOTE: You must use Advanced Mode to add a custom analyzer to your Search index.
-For more information, see xref:create-search-index-ui.adoc[].
+For more information, see xref:create-search-indexes.adoc#advanced-mode[Advanced Mode Editing].
 
 For more information, see xref:customize-index.adoc#analyzers[Search Index Features].
 
 == Prerequisites 
 
-* You have the Search Service enabled on a node in your cluster.
-For more information about how to change Services on your cluster, see xref:cloud:clusters:modify-database.adoc[].
-
-* You have created an index with xref:create-search-index-ui.adoc[Advanced Mode].
+* You have the Search Service enabled on a node in your operational cluster.
+For more information about how to change Services on your operational cluster, see xref:cloud:clusters:modify-database.adoc[].
 
 * You have logged in to the Couchbase {page-ui-name}. 
 
 == Procedure 
 
 To create a custom analyzer with the {page-ui-name} in Advanced Mode:
 
-. On the *Operational Clusters* page, select the cluster that has the Search index you want to edit. 
+. On the *Operational Clusters* page, select the operational cluster where you want to work with the Search Service. 
 . Go to menu:Data Tools[Search].
-. Click the index where you want to create a custom analyzer.
-. Under *Advanced Settings*, expand *Analyzers*. 
-+
-NOTE: Make sure you use *Advanced Mode*. 
-. Click btn:[Add Analyzer].
-. In the *Name* field, enter a name for the new custom analyzer. 
-. To remove specific characters from search input before tokenizing, in the *Character Filters* list, do one of the following:
-.. To add a character filter to your analyzer, click a character filter. 
-You can select a default character filter or create your own.
-+
-For more information, see xref:default-character-filters-reference.adoc[] or xref:create-custom-character-filter.adoc[].
-.. To remove a character filter from your analyzer, click the *x* on a character filter.
-. In the *Tokenizer* list, click the tokenizer you want to use to create tokens from Search input.
-You can select a default tokenizer or create your own. 
-+
-For more information, see xref:default-tokenizers-reference.adoc[] or xref:create-custom-tokenizer.adoc[].
-. To modify the tokens created by the tokenizer, in the *Token Filters* list, do one of the following: 
-.. To add a token filter to your analyzer, click a token filter. 
-You can select a default token filter or create your own. 
-+
-For more information, see xref:default-token-filters-reference.adoc[] or xref:create-custom-token-filter.adoc[].
-.. To remove a token filter from your analyzer, click the *x* on a token filter.
-. Click btn:[Submit].
+. Do one of the following:
+.. To work with an existing Search index, click the name of the index where you want to create a custom analyzer.
+.. To create a new Search index, click btn:[Create Search Index].
+. Make sure to select *Enable Advanced Options*.
+. Expand *Global Index Settings*. 
+. Click btn:[Add Custom Analyzer].
+. In the *Analyzer Name* field, enter a name for the new custom analyzer.
+. <<configure-components,Configure the components of your analyzer>>.
+. Click btn:[Add Custom Analyzer].
+
+=== Configure Analyzer Components
+
+For more information about analyzers and their components, see xref:customize-index.adoc#analyzers[Analyzers].
+
+Add the following components to a custom analyzer to take input text from a document or Search query and convert it into tokens: 
+
+. <<tokenizers,Tokenizers>>
+. <<character-filters,Character Filters>>
+. <<token-filters,Token Filters>>
+
+[#tokenizers]
+==== Configure Tokenizers 
+
+For more information about tokenizers, see xref:customize-index.adoc#tokenizers[Tokenizers].
+
+To configure the tokenizer for a custom analyzer: 
+
+. (Optional) Create a custom tokenizer. 
+For more information, see xref:create-custom-tokenizer.adoc[]. 
+. In the *Tokenizer* list, select a tokenizer to use in your custom analyzer. 
+You can choose your custom tokenizer or xref:default-tokenizers-reference.adoc[use a default tokenizer]. 
+
+[#character-filters]
+==== Configure Character Filters
+
+For more information about character filters, see xref:customize-index.adoc#character-filters[Character Filters].
+
+To add a character filter or character filters to a custom analyzer: 
+
+. (Optional) Create 1 or more custom character filters. 
+For more information, see xref:create-custom-character-filter.adoc[]. 
+. In the *Character Filters* list, select 1 or more character filters to use in your custom analyzer. 
+You can choose your custom character filter or xref:default-character-filters-reference.adoc[use the default character filters]. 
+
+Remove a character filter from your custom analyzer by clicking the *x* next to a listed filter.
+
+[#token-filters]
+==== Configure Token Filters
+
+For more information about token filters, see xref:customize-index.adoc#token-filters[Token Filters].
+
+To add a token filter or token filters to a custom analyzer: 
+
+. (Optional) Create 1 or more custom token filters. 
+For more information, see xref:create-custom-token-filter.adoc[]. 
+. In the *Token Filters* list, select 1 or more token filters to use in your custom analyzer. 
+You can choose your custom token filter or xref:default-token-filters-reference.adoc[use the default token filters]. 
+
+Remove a token filter from your custom analyzer by clicking the *x* next to a listed filter.
 
 == Next Steps
 
-After you create a custom analyzer, you can xref:set-advanced-settings.adoc#default-analyzer[set it as the default analyzer] for your Search index. 
+After you create a custom analyzer, you can xref:create-search-index-ui.adoc#default-analyzer[set it as the default analyzer] for your Search index. 
 
-You can also use the custom analyzer when you xref:create-type-mapping.adoc[create a type mapping with Advanced Mode],  xref:create-child-mapping.adoc[a child mapping] or xref:create-child-field.adoc[a child field]. 
+You can also use the custom analyzer when you create a type mapping or mapping while you xref:create-search-index-ui.adoc[]. 
 
 To continue customizing your Search index, you can also: 
 
-* xref:set-advanced-settings.adoc[]
 * xref:set-type-identifier.adoc[]
-* xref:create-type-mapping.adoc[]
 * xref:create-custom-character-filter.adoc[]
 * xref:create-custom-tokenizer.adoc[]
 * xref:create-custom-token-filter.adoc[]
-* xref:create-custom-wordlist.adoc[]
 
 To run a search and test the contents of your Search index, see xref:simple-search-ui.adoc[].