The Sharing tab holds everything about a post leaving your site.
Share buttons: X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Pinterest, WhatsApp, Telegram, Reddit, email, Copy link and, on a phone, the device's own share sheet. Tick the networks you want and drag them into order. Put the row above the article, below it or both, add the floating rail beside the article on wide screens or the bar along the bottom on phones. Brand colours, one colour or outline; pill, round or square; small, medium or large; network names on or off; your own word beside them. Nothing loads from any network: every button is a plain link to the network's own share page, so there are no third-party scripts, no counters and no tracking of your readers. Shared links carry utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign so Analytics and WP Conversion Tracker show which network sent the visit; Copy link stays clean. Select a sentence in an article and a chip offers to post that sentence with the link. Any post can switch the buttons off from the Sharing and picture box on its edit screen. The shortcode [raix_share] puts the row anywhere and [raix_share_quote] makes a pull quote with its own Post this buttons.
Share cards: when a link is shared, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and Slack show a 1200 by 630 picture. The theme draws one for every post, page, training and category from its title, your mark or logo, your colours, the category, the date and the reading time, in one of six designs: Bold, Minimal, Light, Photo, Split and Stripe. No AI and no cost: drawn once, kept in the uploads folder, redrawn only when the title or the settings change. By default a post with a featured picture shares that picture and a post without one gets a card; Always the card makes every share carry the title. Any post can pick its own design or a picture of its own, and a picture of your own always wins. The tab shows a live preview drawn from your latest post. Draw every card again is for after you change your logo or colours. The Open Graph and Twitter tags carry the picture's size, alt text, your X handle and the article dates.
The picture at the top of a post shows whole, in its own shape, at full quality; the wide banner crop is a choice, site-wide or per post.
Site search: a Search button in the header of every layout opens a panel with results as the visitor types, grouped into posts, pages and trainings with the matching words highlighted, the picture, the category and the sentence that matched. Up and down move, Enter opens, Esc closes; / or Ctrl + K (Cmd + K on a Mac) opens the panel from anywhere; recent searches show when the box is empty, kept in the reader's own browser. Results come from this site's own published content through a small endpoint the theme adds; nothing is sent to any service. The header button and results as you type are switches in the Customizer under ResultsAiX Theme. With ResultsAiX Search active the panel hands over to its bar.
On the edit screen these settings, with SEO, In short, the Accessibility check, Layout, Sidebar and Family Actions, sit in one tabbed ResultsAiX panel right under the editor. Settings, The edit screen puts them back in the side column as separate boxes.
Your sitemap: the XML sitemap at /wp-sitemap.xml is listed in robots.txt so search engines find it on their own. The Your sitemap card on the SEO tab decides which types it lists, whether category, tag and topic pages are in, and whether author pages are (off by default). Anything marked noindex is left out. [raix_sitemap] draws a site map page for people: pages in their tree, posts under their categories, trainings in course order.
The free edition has the share buttons, the Bold and Minimal card designs and site search; the full theme adds the four other designs.