In website content operation, the display effect of long text is a key part of user experience.Reasonable automatic line breaks not only make the page look neater, but also improve the reading comfort on different devices.Many users of security CMS may wonder, whether the system's automatic line break rules for long text can be visually configured through the backend, in order to have more flexible control over the display of content.
By deeply understanding the functions of Anqi CMS, we can find that the system has fully considered the flexibility and customizability of content in its design.However, the handling of the specific requirement of 'auto-wrap rules' for long texts is slightly different from what people expect in visual configuration, mainly reflected in template level and front-end style control.
When we talk about the visual configuration on the backend, we usually think of finding a switch or an input box in places like 'Content Settings', 'Global Settings', etc., to directly define the text to wrap automatically after reaching a certain number of characters, or to choose a line wrapping strategy.But at present, in the background management interface of Anqi CMS, such as the settings related to 'Document Management' or 'Content Model', we have not seen a direct option to provide this 'what you see is what you get' line break rule configuration.The backend focuses more on the editing of the content itself (such as rich text editors, Markdown editors), SEO optimization, multi-site management, and resource management core functions.These features are designed to ensure the strong and convenient input, storage, and basic attribute settings of content.
How does Anqi CMS handle the display of long text?The answer is mainly hidden in the combination of the system's 'Template Design' and the application of front-end styles (CSS).The Anqi CMS adopts syntax similar to the Django template engine, which means that the final presentation of the website content largely depends on the writing of the frontend template files.
In the template tags and filters of AnQiCMS, we found a namedwordwrapThe filter.The function is to automatically wrap long text according to the specified length.{{ archive.Content|wordwrap:50|safe }}Here,50It is the line break length you have set. It is important to note,wordwrapThe filter is for line breaks based on words (separated by spaces).This means that for continuous Chinese text, without explicit spaces, it may not break at any character as expected.This may require additional consideration when dealing with pure Chinese content.
So, from this perspective, although it is not completed through some visual configuration item in the background, but by modifying the template file, utilizingwordwrapFilter, it can indeed implement line breaks for long text as needed.This requires the operation personnel or developers to have a certain understanding of the template file and be able to make corresponding edits in the "Template Design" feature.
However, more common and flexible long text wrapping, especially the 'dynamic wrapping' that can adapt to different screen sizes, is often implemented through front-end CSS styles. In modern web design, word-wrap: break-word;oroverflow-wrap: break-word;andword-break: break-all;These CSS properties allow text to automatically break at the container boundary, regardless of spaces, ensuring that the content displays well on any device and avoids overflow. Operators or developers can introduce custom CSS files in the template of Anqi CMS or embed them directly in the HTML structurestyleApply tags to apply these CSS rules for a more powerful dynamic line break effect. This is an operation at the template level, not direct visual configuration on the back-end.
In summary,The long text automatic line break feature of Anqi CMS is not directly implemented through some visual configuration in the background, but provides a flexible template layer solution. You can usewordwrapTemplate filters can be used for text line breaks of fixed length, and can also be combined with front-end CSS styles (such asword-wrap: break-word;To implement responsive, dynamic text wrapping.This requires the operator or their team to have certain knowledge of template editing and frontend, and to customize using the 'Template Design' feature.This design philosophy endows the system with great flexibility, but it also means that adjustments at the code level are needed to meet specific requirements.
Common Questions (FAQ)
Q1: How to make continuous Chinese text automatically wrap after reaching a certain length, even without spaces?A1: For continuous Chinese text,wordwrapThe filter may not break at any character. To achieve this effect, it is usually necessary to rely on CSS styles, such as adding styles for elements containing long text in your CSS file.word-break: break-all;Rules. This will force the text to wrap at any character to fit the container's width. You can edit the CSS file in the 'Template Design' section in the background to add these rules.
Q2: If I am not familiar with front-end code but want to adjust the display of long text, what suggestions do you have?A2: If you are not familiar with front-end code, you can consider two methods: one is to manually insert line breaks (Enter key) during content entry using the rich text editor of Anqi CMS, but this is not 'automatic'; the other is to seek assistance from a professional template designer or developer to apply according to your needs in the existing templatewordwrapFilter or add custom CSS rules. The 'Template Design' feature of Anqi CMS provides convenience for such customization.
Q3: Can't find the option related to 'text wrapping' in the backend content settings. Is this normal?A3: Yes, this is normal.Currently, the backend content settings of Anqi CMS mainly focus on image processing (such as Webp format conversion, large image compression, thumbnail generation, etc.) and content security (such as filtering external links, anti-crawling) and other aspects.The specific display style of the text, including automatic wrapping, is more often regarded as the responsibility of front-end templates and CSS, thereby granting developers greater freedom and more fine-grained control.