Since Typesense is based on Algolia search, I followed a recommendation to put the needed information about component names in meta tags like this:

<meta name="version" class="version" content="1.5">
<meta name="title" class="title" content="Руководство программиста">

Unfortunately, it didn't have any effect. Can you give any advice on where Typesense is expecting to find group titles?

@Vladimir M. The titles are picked up by docsearch-scraper based on your docsearch configuration file. Here’s how to change the dom elements that gets scraped: https://docsearch.algolia.com/docs/legacy/config-file/#using-custom-selectors-per-page

Not sure if I'm doing something wrong. I moved the information required for the titles to the meta tag:

<meta name="context" content="5.5.1 Консоль управления Docsvision">

Then I edited the configuration file to match the edits:

"selectors": {
   "lvl0": {
      "global": true,
      "selector": "meta[name=\"context\"]"
   },

But I still can't see the titles. Is there something I did wrong?

Did you also re-rerun the scraper after changing the config?

Yes, I re-run the scraper. The actual content of the

lvl0

selector field is

null

right now. Even though configuration file says

"selector": "meta[name=\"context\"]"

. The rest of the selectors have valid value.

Are these meta tags being injected by JavaScript?

No, those are just plain HTML meta tags added statically.

I’m not sure what else could be wrong… I’d recommend running the scraper via a debugger and then stepping through the code to see why it’s not picking up those levels: https://github.com/typesense/typesense-docsearch-scraper

I created a div with the required class and content, added it the property of

display: none

and it solved my issue. Thanks for reaching out to help.

Good to know!