As an experienced website operations expert, I fully understand your concern for the display order of the core element of the website - the Banner image.Banner is not only a visual facade, but also an important window for guiding users and conveying marketing information.How to flexibly control the display of these contents in a content management system has always been a key to operational efficiency.bannerListLabel whether it supports displaying according to the backend sorting of Banner?

In AnQi CMSbannerListLabel sorting behavior analysis: Does backend sorting affect the front-end display?

The display order of the website banner image directly affects the user's visual focus and the priority of information acquisition. For any site committed to content marketing, its importance is self-evident.In an efficient and customizable content management system like AnQi CMS, operators naturally hope to be able to conveniently control the arrangement of these key elements.

After carefully reading the Aiqi CMS template tag documentation, we can clearly point out that in the Aiqi CMS,bannerListtagsCurrently, there is no direct parameter to support displaying according to the Banner backend sorting.

Let us review the template tag design of AnQi CMS. In the AnQi CMS documentation, likearchiveList(Document list) Such content calls the tag, and its parameter description will clearly listorderParameters allow developers toorder="id desc"(Sorted by ID in descending order) ororder="views desc"(Sorted by view count in descending order) evenorder="sort desc"(Sorted by custom backend) and other methods, flexibly control the display order of content. This indicates that Anqi CMS supports sorting control for other types of list content.

However, when we consultbannerListthe detailed documentation, it can be found that the supported parameters are mainly focused onsiteId(used to call specified site data in a multi-site management environment) andtype(Used to filter by the Banner group name set in the background).The main function of these parameters is to filter and classify Banner data, so as to call a specific group of Banners in the template, but they themselves do not contain any control ability over the display order.

This means that when you adjust the sorting of the Banner in the background management interface of the Anqi CMS (for example, by dragging to change the position of the Banner in the list, or setting a priority number),bannerListWhen calling the tag in the front-end template, it will not directly respond to these background sorting rules, and it will be output according to the order you set in the background. Usually,bannerListLabels will be displayed according to the system default logic for Banners, which may be based on the creation time (ID in ascending order) or the default database storage order, and is not directly related to the manual sorting results of the backend management interface.

For operators who want to strictly control the display order of banners, this may require some additional thinking.If the front-end requires specific sorting logic, you may need to take some alternative strategies.For example, consider manually adding numbers to the "introduction" or "Alt" fields in the Banner (if these fields support numbers or parseable sort identifiers), and then get the Banner list on the front end via JavaScript, and reorder them based on these custom properties.bannerListThe function of the label itself.

From the perspective of website content operation, althoughbannerListLabels do not provide sorting parameters at the template level. However, we can still ensure that the most important banners are in a prominent position in the backend list by reasonable planning and manual adjustment when managing banners. At the same time, you can also make use oftypeParameters are grouped according to the importance or purpose of different Banners, and then called for different groups in the template to achieve more refined display management.

In summary, the Anqi CMS'sbannerListThe label focuses on the filtering and grouping of Banners in design, rather than dynamic sorting.For users who expect to flexibly control the display order of banners on the front end, it is currently necessary to consider additional front-end JavaScript logic or other custom methods to meet the requirements.orderParameters support backend sorting and provide a potential optimization direction.

Common Questions (FAQ)

  1. Question: IfbannerListThere is no sorting parameter for the tag, what is the default display order of Banner on the front end?Answer: InbannerListThe default display order of Banners is usually followed by their storage order in the database when no explicit sorting parameter is specified, which is usually based on the ascending order of the Banner's creation time (i.e., ID). Although you may see drag-and-drop or other manual sorting features in the backend management interface, these adjustments will not bebannerListLabels are directly reflected on the front-end.

  2. Q: Can I customize the sorting of the Banner by modifying the code in the template file?A: Directly viabannerListThe label parameters cannot be customized for sorting. However, if you are familiar with front-end development, you can retrieve it on the browser side using JavaScriptbannerListLabel the output Banner data, then use custom logic (such as reading the serial number in the description information of each Banner, or judging according to other fields) to rearrange these Banner elements, and then render them to the page.This belongs to the front-end processing category, not the direct function of the tag.

  3. 问：Is there a plan to add sorting function in the future version of Anqi CMS?bannerList？答：Although this development plan is not explicitly mentioned in the current document, supporting content sorting is a common requirement of CMS.The project usually iterates on features based on user feedback and actual operational needs.If you consider this feature crucial to your operation, we recommend submitting a feature suggestion to the official Anqi CMS team to promote its implementation in future versions.