As a professional well-versed in the operation of AQB CMS, I am very happy to provide a detailed explanation of the support for Markdown format editing in the single-page content of AQB CMS.
However, with the continuous improvement of flexibility and professionalism in content creation, the new version of Anqi CMS has officially introduced support for Markdown format editors.This means that now you can choose to use a more concise and efficient Markdown syntax to write and manage your content, including single-page.This feature is not enabled by default, but you need to make simple configurations in the background.The specific operation path is to go to the 'Global Settings' and select the 'Content Settings' option, where you can find and enable the Markdown editor.Once enabled, your content editing interface will switch to Markdown mode, allowing you to create content in plain text and enjoy the convenience it brings.
For single-page content, enabling the Markdown editor will automatically support Markdown syntax.When this content is called and displayed on the frontend page, the system will automatically convert Markdown syntax to HTML format to ensure the correct rendering of the content.This not only makes the content editing process smoother, but also provides a possibility for single-page insertion of complex formats (such as mathematical formulas, flowcharts).Although Markdown itself supports these advanced formats, it is worth noting that to ensure the correct display of mathematical formulas and flowcharts on the front-end page, it is usually necessary to integrate corresponding third-party front-end rendering libraries (such as MathJax or Mermaid.js).
The AnQi CMS also reflects this flexibility at the template rendering level. Even if you have enabled the Markdown editor globally, when you use template tags (for examplepageDetailLabel to call single page content) when you still can control whether to perform Markdown to HTML conversion via the tagrenderparameter to explicitly determine.render=falseCan enforce no conversion,render=trueIt will perform the conversion. This fine-grained control provides website operators with great flexibility, allowing them to determine the final presentation of content based on the specific display requirements of each page.
In summary, AnQi CMS not only supports rich text editing, but also greatly expands the boundaries of content creation by introducing a Markdown editor, especially for single-page scenarios that have high requirements for content display structure and efficiency.Through simple backend settings and flexible template tags, your single page content can be edited and presented in any way you expect.
Common Questions and Answers (FAQ)
1. How to enable Markdown editor on my A safe CMS website to edit single-page content?
2. If I enable the Markdown editor, can I still use the original rich text editor to edit other content, such as articles?After you enable the Markdown editor in "Global Settings", the system will统一 switch all content types' editor interfaces (including articles, products, categories, and single pages) to Markdown mode.This means you cannot use two different editors for different content types.However, you can still enter standard HTML code in the Markdown editor, and it will also be correctly parsed and rendered.
3. Can Markdown editor supported mathematical formulas and flowcharts be displayed directly on the front-end page?The Markdown editor of Anqi CMS supports writing mathematical formulas and flowchart syntax. However, to display these contents correctly on the front-end page, you usually need to manually adjust your website template (for example,base.htmlIn the code block, introduce the corresponding third-party front-end JavaScript libraries and CSS styles, such as the MathJax library for rendering mathematical formulas or the Mermaid.js library for rendering flowcharts.The system itself is responsible for converting Markdown text to HTML, but does not provide the rendering capabilities for these advanced formats, which requires the cooperation of front-end technology.