AnQiCMS Help Document and User Guide
In website content display, we often encounter some special requirements, such as wanting to apply different styles to specific elements in the list, or to make some distinctions based on the parity of the article ID.AnQiCMS is a powerful template engine, drawing inspiration from the excellent design of Django templates, and provides a simple and efficient way to handle these logic.Today, let's discuss a very practical feature in the template: how to determine if a certain number (such as the article ID) can be evenly divided by a specific number.
During the template creation process in Anqi CMS, we often encounter the need to concatenate a certain field from an array (or list) queried from the database using a specific symbol to form a continuous string for beautiful display on the page, such as connecting multiple tags (Tag) of an article or displaying all the characteristics of a product.The Anq CMS template engine supports syntax similar to Django templates, making it intuitive and flexible to handle such requirements.The core idea is to use the loop structure of the template engine to traverse the array
In website content operation, we often encounter such situations: a content field stores a series of interconnected information, usually connected by commas.For example, an article may be associated with multiple tags ("SEO, website optimization, content marketing"), a product may have various color options ("red, blue, green"), or you may need to display a set of user-defined keywords.How to efficiently convert the comma-separated strings to traversable data structures when we need to display them one by one on the front-end page or perform more complex processing
When using AnQiCMS for template development, we may notice an interesting phenomenon: sometimes, the HTML code directly output in the template, such as a `<div>` tag, is not parsed by the browser into a visible area as expected, but is displayed exactly as it is, showing `<div > `such characters. This may be confusing, why does AnQiCMS default to escaping HTML code?How can we safely output the HTML content we want?--- ### One
In website content operation, we often need to display various hyperlinks in articles, comments, or list pages.These links may be pointing to other content within the site, external resources, or the contact email of the user.However, some excessively long links may not only destroy the page layout, affect the aesthetics, but may also reduce the user's reading experience.Especially in limited display space, long URLs can make content look disorganized.
In the daily operation of websites, we often need to add various links in article content, such as URLs pointing to external resources, or email addresses for easy reader contact.Manually adding hyperlinks one by one is not only inefficient but also prone to errors.Fortunately, AnQiCMS provides very practical features that can intelligently identify URLs and email addresses in text and automatically convert them into clickable hyperlinks, greatly enhancing the efficiency and user experience of content editing.
When operating a product display website, you may often encounter situations where you need to display product prices accurately.A professional and user-friendly website often requires a unified display format for product prices, such as always retaining two decimal places, even for integer prices, which are automatically filled with `.00`. AnQiCMS with its flexible template system makes these details handling very convenient.
In AnQiCMS template development, displaying time data is an indispensable part, whether it is the publication time of articles, the update date of products, or the time records of user behavior, it needs to be presented to the user in a clear and readable manner.To meet the different time processing needs, AnQiCMS provides two core filters: `date` and `stampToDate`.
In website content display, we often encounter time data in a long string of numbers from the database, such as `1678886400`. This string of numbers, which is what we commonly call a timestamp, is very convenient for computers, but it seems cold and difficult to understand for users visiting websites.Fortunately, AnQi CMS provides us with a very convenient feature that can easily convert these original 10-digit timestamps into the date and time format we are accustomed to reading.
When building website templates, we often encounter situations where a variable may be empty in the template due to unentered data, optional fields left blank, or specific business logic.If these empty variables are not processed, the front-end page of the website may appear blank areas, display unfriendly placeholders, and even cause layout errors, thereby affecting user experience and the professionalism of the website.
