As an experienced CMS website operation person in the security field, I know that it is crucial to present mathematical formulas accurately and beautifully in content creation, especially in scientific, technical, or educational fields.AnQiCMS fully considered this requirement, through its powerful content editing and template rendering mechanism, providing users with a convenient way to display mathematical formulas.

The new AnQiCMS system is built-in with a rich Markdown editor, which brings great convenience to content creators, allowing them to write articles in a structured and readable format.Support for mathematical formulas is based on this Markdown editor.When you enter a mathematical expression in the article, you can directly use Markdown syntax to construct the content.

However, it should be made clear that AnQiCMS itself does not directly undertake the complex rendering tasks of mathematical formulas.To ensure that these mathematical formulas can be presented with professional typesetting effects on the front-end page, AnQiCMS adopts the universally and efficiently adopted solution in the industry - integrating third-party JavaScript libraries.Among them, the most commonly used and officially recommended is MathJax.MathJax is a powerful cross-browser JavaScript display engine that can parse a variety of mathematical markup languages, including the widely popular LaTeX, MathML, and AsciiMath, and convert them into clear, high-fidelity mathematical typesetting.This means you can use the familiar LaTeX syntax in the AnQiCMS content management system to write various complex mathematical formulas.

Enable the mathematical formula feature on AnQiCMS website requires several simple steps.First, you need to enter the AnQiCMS backend management interface, navigate to the "Global Settings" under the "Content Settings" module, and confirm here that the Markdown editor feature is activated.This is the premise of using Markdown syntax in the content area (including mathematical formulas).After completing this setting, the next step is to configure the website's front-end template.base.html, in<head>Within the tag area, add the CDN (Content Delivery Network) reference script for MathJax. For example, you can insert a line pointing tohttps://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@3/es5/tex-mml-chtml.jsof<script>Label to load the MathJax rendering engine when the user accesses the page.

After completing the above configuration, when you write a document containing mathematical formulas in the AnQiCMS Markdown editor, you just need to enter them according to the standard LaTeX syntax. Usually, inline formulas can use$...$Wrapping is performed, while independent block-level formulas can be used$$...$$Wrap it.MathJax will automatically detect and parse these marked mathematical expressions when the page is loaded, rendering them into exquisite mathematical symbols and structures.This integration ensures that even the most complex mathematical content can be presented professionally and legibly on websites built with AnQiCMS, greatly enhancing the quality of content and user experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What syntax formats of mathematical formulas does AnQiCMS support?A: AnQiCMS mainly uses its Markdown editor in combination with third-party rendering libraries such as MathJax, supporting syntax formats similar to LaTeX for mathematical formulas.This means that content creators can use standard LaTeX commands to write and display various complex mathematical expressions.

  • Q: What configuration do I need to make in the AnQiCMS backend to display mathematical formulas on the website?A: To display mathematical formulas on the AnQiCMS website, you first need to go to the "Global Settings" in the background, enter the "Content Settings" module, and ensure that the Markdown editor feature is enabled. In addition, you also need to modify the basic template files of the website (such asbase.html）的<head>Add MathJax CDN script reference within the tag to enable formula rendering when the front-end page loads.

  • Q: How are mathematical formulas rendered on AnQiCMS website?A: AnQiCMS itself does not directly render mathematical formulas.It is implemented by integrating third-party JavaScript libraries such as MathJax.When you enter mathematical formulas in LaTeX format in the Markdown editor, the MathJax script will parse and display these formulas on the browser side when the user browses the page, ensuring their correct formatting and clarity.