In content operation, the compliance and security of content are always of great importance.Especially in today's complex network environment, the sensitive word filtering function has become an indispensable part of a website.AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) is a corporate-level content management system that focuses on security and efficiency, naturally providing this key capability.However, surrounding the question of whether the 'sensitive word filtering feature in AnQiCMS will modify or remove specific text from the HTML content?This issue, many operators hope to have a clear understanding, as it is directly related to the display effect and structural integrity of the website content.

From the 'Project Advantages' document of Anqi CMS, we can see that in the 'Technical Highlights and Implementation Methods' section, it clearly mentions 'Security Mechanisms: including anti-capture interference code, content security management, sensitive word filtering, and other functions to ensure content security and compliance.'}]This indicates that the Anqi CMS indeed has built-in sensitive word filtering mechanisms, with the core purpose of ensuring the security and compliance of the content.However, the document does not elaborate on how the feature specifically performs filtering, for example, whether it directly replaces plain text or parses and processes the text within the HTML structure.

Understanding the importance of this question, it is first necessary to recognize the two main forms of text that exist on web pages: plain text content and text embedded in HTML tags or attributes.If the sensitive word filtering mechanism only targets the replacement or removal of plain text content, then it has a relatively small impact on the overall structure of the website, it will only change the display of filtered words.For example, sensitive words appearing in the article text will be replaced with asterisks or preset safe words.However, once the filtering mechanism involves the HTML structure itself, the situation becomes complex.<img>label'saltin the attribute, or<script>Within the JavaScript code in the tag, even a link'shrefRough replacement or removal operations in the attribute may cause the following problems:

  • HTML structure damage:Replace or remove part of the tag or attribute value may cause the tag to not close completely, thereby destroying the page layout.
  • Function exception:If a variable name or string constant in JavaScript code is incorrectly filtered, it may cause the front-end function to fail.
  • SEO damaged: altThe key information in the label or link is filtered, which may affect the search engine's understanding and crawling of the content.
  • User experience is declining:The page displays incorrectly or lacks functionality, undoubtedly harming the user experience.

Therefore, a mature sensitive word filtering system usually adopts a more intelligent and refined strategy when handling HTML content. Common methods include:

  1. Pure text content filtering:This is the most basic and safest approach, filtering only the visible text content to the user (such as text in paragraphs and titles), while ignoring the HTML tags themselves and their attributes.
  2. Selective attribute filtering:Filter certain HTML attributes that are considered to be "content" (such asalt/title) while carefully avoiding破坏属性的语法结构破坏 properties syntactic structure.
  3. Preprocessing or post-processing:Before submitting the content to the database or displaying it on the page, parse the content, extract the plain text part for filtering, and then insert the filtered text back into the original HTML structure.
  4. Smart Parsing:An advanced system may even attempt to parse the HTML DOM tree, accurately identify text nodes for filtering, ensuring that it does not touch the structure of tags, attribute names, or JavaScript code.

Given the positioning of Anqi CMS as "enterprise-level" and its emphasis onThis means that the system is likely to process only the visible text content within HTML tags through an intelligent recognition mechanism, and will not easily modify or remove the tag structure itself.This can achieve the purpose of filtering sensitive words and avoid negative impact on the normal operation of the website.

In order to verify its specific behavior, as a user, the most direct and effective method is to conduct a small-scale test in the background. You can create a container that includes various HTML tags such as<a>/<img>/<script>And), and embed the test articles containing sensitive words in the text content, attribute values, and plain text areas.After publishing, check the HTML source code and rendering effect of the front-end page, observe whether sensitive words are filtered and whether the HTML structure remains intact.In addition, you can pay attention to whether there are configuration options for sensitive word filtering modes in the "Content Settings" or "Function Management" modules of the AnQiCMS background, which usually provides more detailed information.

In summary, the sensitive word filtering function of AnQiCMS is designed to protect content security, and we have every reason to believe that it will fulfill its duties in a robust manner without damaging the HTML structure.But in practice, through practical testing to clarify its specific mechanism of action, it will be able to better guide us in content publishing and management.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is the sensitive word filtering function of Anqi CMS configured and managed?Answer: According to the functional classification of Anqi CMS, the relevant settings for sensitive word filtering are usually integrated in a sub-item under the "Background Settings" or "Content Settings" or "Function Management" module.Here, you should be able to upload, edit the sensitive word list, and possibly configure the strength or processing method of the filter (such as replacing it with an asterisk or directly removing it).Suggested location: Please look for options related to 'Content Security', 'Filtering', or 'Sensitive Words' in the backend management interface.

2. If a sensitive word appears in the attribute of an HTML tag (such asalt/titleHow will AnQi CMS handle it in the brackets?Answer: A well-designed content management system usually avoids disrupting the integrity of the attributes when handling sensitive words in HTML properties.The ideal situation is that the system can intelligently identify which attribute values are text content, and only filter these texts (such as replacing sensitive words), while retaining the attribute names and quotation structure.However, to ensure the HTML structure is flawless, you can verify its specific behavior through testing.alt/titleObserve the effect and source code after filtering the common properties embedded with sensitive words.

3. Can I customize the sensitive word list and the replacement content after filtering?Answer: As a core content security feature, Anqi CMS usually provides the ability to customize the management of sensitive word lists.This means you can add or remove specific sensitive words according to your business needs, and set the replacement text after filtering (for example, replacing 'dirty words' with '***' or 'uncivil language').These custom features are usually provided in the sensitive word filtering configuration interface, allowing operators to adjust flexibly to meet the ever-changing content review requirements.