As a website operator who is well-versed in the operation of AnQiCMS, we know that in today's world where content globalization and user experience are increasingly important, how to flexibly display multilingual information is a key issue that many operators face.Regarding your inquiry about whether the Anqi CMS navigation link can display both Chinese and English subtitles at the same time, I can clearly tell you that Anqi CMS provides comprehensive support for this feature.
The Anqi CMS has fully considered the needs of enterprise-level and multilingual site management from the beginning of its design. One of its core functions is 'multilingual support', which aims to help enterprises efficiently carry out multilingual promotional activities and expand the international market.On the navigation link settings, the system provides detailed configuration options, allowing operators to add bilingual information to navigation entries to meet the browsing habits and language preferences of different users.
In particular, to implement navigation links that display both Chinese and English subtitles, you need to enter the Anqi CMS backend management interface for operation.In the 'Background Settings' menu, under the 'Website Navigation Settings' feature, when you edit or create a navigation link, you will see a configuration option named 'Subtitle Name'.This design is exactly for the scenarios that require double title display.For example, a navigation main title set to “About Us”, you can fill in “About Us” in the “Subtitle Name”.So, when displayed on the front-end page, this navigation entry can simultaneously present information in both 'About Us' and 'About Us' languages.
In the frontend template, the template tag system of AnQi CMS is also prepared for this feature. When you usenavListtags to call the navigation list, each navigation item (item) containsTitle[Main Title] andSubTitlethese two available fields. Template developers can flexibly display them next to or below the navigation links according to design requirements.{{item.Title}}and{{item.SubTitle}}Thus, achieving a navigation effect with both Chinese main title and English subtitle. This detailed field separation and callability greatly enhance the flexibility and customization capabilities of the frontend display.
This function's implementation not only enhances the internationalization image of the website, but also greatly improves the navigation experience of users in a multilingual environment.Whether it is a corporate website facing the overseas market or a content platform that aims to provide a friendly interface for users of different languages, AnQi CMS can provide solid technical support to make your website clearer and more efficient in conveying information.By properly configuring the main title and subtitle, you can ensure that visitors from different cultural backgrounds can quickly understand the navigation intent, thereby exploring the website content better.
Common Questions and Answers (FAQ)
1. I filled in 'Subtitle Name' in the navigation settings, but the front-end page does not display. What's the matter?
This is usually because the front-end template of your website is not compatibleSubTitleField. Please check your template code to ensure that you are usingnavListnavigation items that are included in the{{item.SubTitle}}Field call.If there is no relevant code in the template, even if the subtitle is configured on the backend, it cannot be displayed on the frontend.SubTitledisplay.
2. Does the AnQi CMS support displaying navigation link titles in more than two languages? For example, Chinese, English, and French?
The navigation links of AnQi CMS are on the 'Subtitle Name' field, mainly designed to support the display of one main title and one auxiliary title (i.e., two languages).If you need to support navigation in three or more languages, it may be inconvenient to implement directly through the 'Subheading Name' field.For scenarios involving up to three or more languages, the 'Multilingual Support' feature of Anqi CMS is more focused on achieving complete site language switching, that is, after the user selects a different language, the entire website (including navigation) content will switch to the corresponding language version, rather than displaying all languages simultaneously under the same navigation entry.languagesThe label provides language switching options, allowing users to select their preferred language version.
Where can I find the 'Subheading Name' field? What is the specific operation path?
The "Subheading Name" field is located in the "Website Navigation Settings" feature of the Anqi CMS backend.The specific operation path is: Log in to the background -> Find 'Background Settings' in the left navigation bar -> Click 'Navigation Settings' -> On the navigation list page, click the 'Edit' button of any navigation item, or click the 'Add Navigation' button to create a new navigation. In the pop-up edit/new navigation form, you will see the 'Sub Title Name' input box.