Drupal Module: Multilingual Meta Tags and JSON-LD, Live Document Counts, Language Selector Order

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Three improvements to Opensolr Search for Drupal: translated facet values now reach the crawler correctly, the admin tabs show how many documents each content type actually holds, and the language selector no longer buries the language you are working in.

01 Multilingual meta tags and JSON-LD

Full multilingual support for meta tags and JSON-LD structured data. Product categories, tags and brands now output in the correct page language.

That matters for the rest of the pipeline: the Web Crawler reads those tags, so it now extracts translated facet values identical to the ones produced by Data Ingestion.

Page in language meta tags + JSON-LD Web Crawler Translated facets identical either way Data Ingestion
Both routes into the index now produce the same translated facet values.

02 Live document counts in the admin tabs

The Data Crawler and Data Ingestion admin tabs now show live document counts next to each content type. Checked types show the real count; unchecked types show 0. A running total updates instantly as you toggle the checkboxes, so you can see the size of a selection before you commit to it.

03 Admin layout

  • Language selector order. The dropdown now shows the active language first, rather than in alphabetical order.
  • Crawler Settings position. The Crawler Settings section has moved above Content Types.

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