When using AnQi CMS to manage multiple websites, many users are concerned about a practical issue: Does the keyword replacement feature of AnQi CMS support cross-site operations for multi-site management?This is a very good question, it involves the combination of system underlying architecture and content operation strategy.
The independence of Anqī CMS for multi-site management
This independence brings significant advantages, such as improved data security, avoiding data confusion between different sites, and also allowing for highly personalized configuration and customization of each site.Each site's content, settings, and templates can be managed independently without interfering with each other.
The scope of the keyword replacement function
The "Full Site Content Replacement" core feature of AnQi CMS allows users to replace keywords or links throughout the entire site with one click, in order to respond to changes in content strategy or URL adjustments, thereby improving operational efficiency.However, the term 'full site' here specifically refers to the independent site that is currently being operated.
When we enter the back end of a specific site for content management, all operations, including document keyword replacement, will take effect on the database and file system of that site.This means that if you perform a keyword replacement operation in the backend of site A, it will only affect the content of site A and will not automatically spread to site B, site C, or any other site managed through the security CMS.
This design takes into account the refined needs of content operation.In a multi-site environment, each site's audience, content themes, and even SEO strategies may vary.An operation to replace a general keyword may cause keyword layout chaos on other sites if executed blindly across sites, and even damage its SEO effect.Therefore, limiting the replacement function to a single site can ensure that operators have control over each site, and avoid widespread impact due to incorrect operations.
The difference between management operations and data display
It is worth mentioning that although content management operations such as keyword replacement are targeted at individual sites, the Anqi CMS provides the ability to display cross-site data at the template tag level. For example, in many template tags, such asarchiveList(Document List),categoryList(Category List) andsystem(System settings), all support throughsiteIdParameters can be used to specify data from other sites. This makes it convenient to pull information from other sites when designing certain aggregate pages or displaying products from multiple sites.
However, this cross-site data retrieval is for display purposes rather than modification.Management-level batch operations, such as keyword replacement, still need to be performed independently for each site.This is to provide a unified management platform while maximizing the independence and controllability of each site's content.
In summary, the keyword replacement function of Anqi CMS is currently designed fora single siteThe operation is supported, but not cross-site batch replacement. This design reflects the emphasis on the independence of multi-site content and the refined management of operations.
Common Questions (FAQ)
Q1: How can I perform the same keyword replacement across multiple sites?A1: As keyword replacement is effective for a single site, you need to log in to the backend of each site that requires the replacement operation, and then set and execute the keyword replacement feature in the document management interface of each site.
Q2: Does the Anqi CMS support sharing of the keyword library? If I have a general keyword list, how can I apply it efficiently to all sites?A2: The security CMS built-in keyword library management function, but this keyword library is also independent for each site.Currently, the system does not provide a global shared keyword library, or the function to batch import a site's keyword library into other sites.You can manually enter or import keywords into the keyword library of each site, or indirectly achieve this through the content collection and batch import function.
Q3: If I modify a template file that contains specific keywords, will this modification affect all sites that use this template?