Does link push support selective push of documents for specific categories or models?

As an experienced website content expert familiar with AnQiCMS operation, I fully understand your need for refined control over the link push function.In daily content operations, we often hope to deliver content to search engines more intelligently to maximize the effect of their inclusion and improve SEO performance.In response to the question you raised regarding whether the link push supports selective push of documents for specific categories or models, I will elaborate in detail on the existing documents of Anqi CMS.

Anqi CMS Link Push Function Overview

The link push feature of Anqi CMS is designed to help website operators timely notify major search engines about the update of new content, thereby promoting the crawling and page inclusion of search engine spiders.This feature is mainly reflected in the "Link Push Management" module under the "Function Management" menu.The system currently supports active push for Baidu search and Bing search, and also provides integration methods for 360, Toutiao, and others through JS code submission.

The configuration of link push, as described in the document, is mainly completed by filling in the push interface address provided by the search engine in the background.For Baidu search, we need to obtain the API submission interface address from the Baidu Search Resource Platform;For Bing search, you can obtain the API address through the 'submit API' or 'IndexNow API' in two ways.After configuration, the system is capable of sending links to these search engines.

Selective push for specific categories or models

In response to the core issue you are concerned about, namely whether the link push function of AnQi CMS supports selective push of documents for specific categories or models, based on the current AnQi CMS documentation,It is not explicitly stated or implied that this feature has such selectivity.

The description in the document about link push and the operation guidance for verifying the correctness of the push interface all indicate that the push mechanism is for the 'published documents'.For example, This means that once content is confirmed as a 'published document' in the system, whether it belongs to the article model, product model, or a specific category, it will be included in the unified link push process.

The Anqi CMS's flexible content model and document classification function indeed allows us to customize content structures and organizational forms according to business needs.However, the description of link push in the document is limited to configuring the push interface and verifying the push results, and does not provide any options for filtering or filtering push based on content model, category ID, or other content attributes.

Therefore, from the existing documents, it can be seen that the link push function of Anqi CMS is mainly a global, passive triggering mechanism for all published documents.It is committed to ensuring that all newly released content is timely indexed by search engines, rather than providing detailed content type selection control.If the operations personnel need to selectively push for specific categories or models, it may be necessary to consider implementing it manually or through secondary development in the content release process by using other customized scripts or tools, combined with the attributes of the content model.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What types of links will the link push function of Anqi CMS automatically push?A1: According to the document description, the link push function of Anqi CMS mainly targets the "published documents" in the system.This means that all articles, products, or custom models' content published through the content management module will be included in the link push scope after publication, informing search engines to crawl.

Q2: Can I manually control or exclude certain categories from not being linked and pushed?A2: Based on the existing AnQi CMS documentation, the link push feature does not provide a direct interface or configuration options to manually control or exclude content under specific categories from being pushed.It seems that the system has unified the push of all 'published documents'.If there is such a need, it may be necessary to combine with custom development or other external tools to assist in implementation.

Q3: Are link push operations real-time? How long after publishing content will it be sent to search engines?A3: The document mentions 'can let you publish documents and timely inform major search engines', which indicates that the push is for timeliness.How long will the push trigger, the document does not specify it, but it is usually triggered immediately or within a short period after the content is published, and can be verified according to the "recent push records".