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Fix some typos in website-search.qmd #881

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| Option | Description |
|------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `location` | `navbar` or `sidebar` (defaults to `navbar` if one is present on the page). |
| `type` | `overlay` or `textbox` (`overlay` provides a button that pops up a search UI, `textbox` does search inline) |
| `type` | `overlay` or `textbox` (`overlay` provides a button that pops up a search UI, `textbox` does search inline).|

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## Using Algolia

In addition to the built in search capability, Quarto websites can also be configured to use an external Algolia search index. When rendering a website, Quarto will produce a JSON file (`search.json` in the site output directory) which can be used to update an Algolia index. For more on creating indexes with Algolia, see [Send and Update Your Data](https://www.algolia.com/doc/guides/sending-and-managing-data/send-and-update-your-data/) using Algolia.
In addition to the built-in search capability, Quarto websites can also be configured to use an external Algolia search index. When rendering a website, Quarto will produce a JSON file (`search.json` in the site output directory) which can be used to update an Algolia index. For more on creating indexes with Algolia, see [Send and Update Your Data](https://www.algolia.com/doc/guides/sending-and-managing-data/send-and-update-your-data/) using Algolia.

### Basic Configuration

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