As a senior CMS website operation personnel in the security industry, I fully understand your concern for content quality and user experience.For the accuracy of mathematical formulas or flowchart codes in the article, as well as the issue of how the system handles error prompts or fallback mechanisms, I will elaborate in detail for you based on the functional features of Anqi CMS.
The latest version of AnQi CMS integrates a Markdown editor, which greatly enriches the possibilities of content creation, making it possible to insert complex mathematical formulas and flowcharts into articles.This feature is implemented by introducing a third-party client-side rendering library. Specifically, mathematical formulas depend on MathJax, while flowcharts are rendered through the Mermaid library.These libraries are typically executed by the user's browser when the website's front-end page is loaded, converting specific code in Markdown text into visual formulas or charts.
This means the core function of the Anqi CMS is to store and pass the original text content you input in the Markdown editor.When you insert MathJax or Mermaid code into an article, AnQi CMS will store it as plain text in the database and output it completely to HTML when a page request is made.The actual parsing and rendering process occurs in the JavaScript environment of the user's browser.
When the page loads, if there are syntax errors in MathJax or Mermaid code, the following situations usually occur:
The client library may attempt to render, but may fail due to incorrect syntax.In most cases, this will result in the formula or flowchart not being displayed correctly, but rather appearing in its original Markdown text format on the page.This means that users will see uninterpreted mathematical symbols or flowchart code instead of the expected beautiful graphics.
Some client libraries may output error information in the browser's developer console when encountering serious errors, but this is usually not directly fed back to the end user.For content editors, if they find that formulas or flowcharts are not displayed as expected, they need to manually check the browser console or directly review the Markdown source code to locate the issue.
The Anqi CMS does not have a built-in 'fallback mechanism' for this specific rendering error to automatically display a friendly error message box or provide the ability to 'rollback' to a version of the rendering that is normal.Because the Markdown source code itself is not considered an "error" by the system, it is just that the client rendering fails.To fix such issues, content creators need to go back to the AnQi CMS backend editor, manually modify the MathJax or Mermaid code in the article, correct the syntax errors, and then save and publish again.
In summary, Anqi CMS provides content creators with the convenience of integrating mathematical formulas and flowcharts, but the accurate rendering of the content ultimately depends on the execution of the client library and the correctness of the code you write.When publishing articles containing these advanced elements, it is recommended that you preview the page before publishing to ensure that all formulas and flowcharts are displayed correctly.
Common Questions and Answers (FAQ)
What will be displayed on the page if there is a syntax error in the mathematical formula I enter in the AnQi CMS article?
If there is a syntax error in the MathJax code of a mathematical formula, the user will usually see the raw mathematical formula code without rendering, rather than a neatly formatted formula when accessing the page.The AnQi CMS will not provide direct syntax error hints during backend editing and will not automatically convert them into friendly error messages.
2. Does the Aque CMS have a built-in repair feature when the flowchart code is incorrect?
The AnQi CMS does not have a built-in automatic repair flowchart Mermaid code error function.When the Mermaid code is incorrect, the page usually displays the original Mermaid code text, or an empty area, because the client rendering library is unable to parse and generate the graphics.You need to manually edit the article content and correct the syntax errors in the Mermaid code.
3. How can I know if the mathematical formula or flowchart code I entered is correct?
The practice is to view the display effect of the article on the front end after editing the article in the AnQi CMS backend and using the preview function.If the formula or flowchart is not rendered correctly and the original code is displayed, it is likely that there is a syntax error.You can also open the developer tools in the browser (usually by pressing F12), check if there are any error messages related to MathJax or Mermaid in the console, which can help you locate the problem.