Your Search Page at /opensolr-search

Your Search Page

The module gives your site a search page at /opensolr-search. Visitors get the words they type and what they mean in one ranking, filters, documents, and answers written from your own pages.

Two ways to show it

• Drupal Native: the module draws the page inside your Drupal theme. You choose its features on the Search Page tab, and you can restyle it from your theme.
• Opensolr Embeddable Search UI: the Opensolr search widget, the same one as your hosted Opensolr search page, shown at the same address.

On the native page

• Suggestions as visitors type: earlier searches and live results.
• Sorting: relevance, or any of your facet fields, either way.
• Fresh: a visitor switch that ranks newer content higher.
• AI on the search page: AI Hints, AI Reader and the AI switch.
• Web and Documents tabs: a search of your attached files, one result per document.
• Search by image: a camera button in the search box.
• Facets in a sidebar, with every active filter shown as a pill you can remove.
• Search operators: "exact phrase", +must and -without. See Search operators.

Good to know

• Once an index is connected, Drupal's own search forms (the core Search block and the /search page) send visitors to /opensolr-search with their words.
• The Opensolr Search Box block puts a search box anywhere in your theme.
• Every search has its own address, so results can be bookmarked and shared, filters and sorting included.
• Signed in as an administrator, you see PIN, EXCLUDE and EXCLUDE ALL under each result: see Query Elevation.
• The native page is drawn by the template opensolr-search-page.html.twig; copy it into your theme to change the markup.
• Prefer to search with Drupal AI Search only? Turn the search page off.