Does the `thumb` filter process the image URL to include size information for easy debugging?

When using AnQi CMS for website operation, image processing is undoubtedly a key factor in improving user experience and page loading speed. Especially for thumbnails, we often wonder, when we use templates in thethumbFilter or call directlyitem.ThumbWhen such a variable is used to obtain the image URL, will the URL contain specific size information, so that we can quickly debug or understand the specifications of the image after actual processing?

In fact, the way Anqi CMS handles thumbnails tends to beintelligent management and optimization on the server sideInstead of directly embedding detailed size information in the image URL on the front end. This means that when you obtain an image URL throughthumba filter, for example{{ item.Logo|thumb }}Or{% archiveDetail with name="Thumb" %}The link you receive is usually a "clean" image path, it will not automatically add something like_800x600.webpOr?width=800&height=600such parameters.

The reason for this is that one of the design philosophies of Anqi CMS is to provide a simple and efficient content management experience. In the background "Content Settings", we can flexibly configure thumbnails ofMethod of processing(For example, scaling proportionally to the longest side, filling to the longest side, or trimming to the shortest side) andSpecific size.Moreover, there are options such as 'Whether to automatically compress large images' and 'Automatic compression to a specified width', even enabling the WebP image format conversion to further optimize the image volume.After these settings take effect, the system will internally process the images, generate or cache thumbnails of different sizes as needed, but the provided URL will remain consistent.

First, itMaintained the neatness of the URLThis is usually more friendly for search engine optimization (SEO), avoiding the problems of crawling and indexing due to too many or changing URL parameters. Secondly, it providesHigher flexibility and maintainability.If in the future we need to adjust the default thumbnail size or processing method, it is only necessary to modify the settings in the background, and the system can automatically regenerate or apply new rules, without any changes to the image URL called in the front-end template, which greatly reduces maintenance costs.If size information is hardcoded in the URL, any adjustment may mean that the template or URL structure needs to be updated, which is obviously not efficient.

So, if you want to confirm during debuggingthumbThe actual size of the image after the filter is processed, the best way is to useThe developer tools built into the browser.On the front end of your website, right-click the image you want to inspect and select 'Inspect Element' or 'Inspect'.naturalWidthandnaturalHeight）、rendering size and file size details. This allows you to accurately understand what kind of images the Anqicms presents to users in the background according to your configuration.

In summary, AnQiCMS ensures efficient generation and management of thumbnails through unified configuration and processing on the server side, while maintaining the simplicity of the front-end URL.Although the URL itself does not contain size information, this is not a hindrance to debugging, but rather for better system design and more convenient post-maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: SincethumbThe filter does not directly display the size in the URL, how can I control the size of the generated thumbnail?A1: You can find the 'Thumbnail Size' option in the 'System Settings' -> 'Content Settings' on the Anqi CMS backend.Here, you can set the width and height of the thumbnail you want to generate, the system will generate the corresponding size image based on your settings and the selected 'thumbnail processing method'.

Q2: Why doesn't AnQi CMS directly add image size information to the URL, isn't that more intuitive?A2: Not adding size information directly to the URL is to maintain the simplicity and stability of the URL. This helps improve SEO friendliness, and when it comes time to adjust the image size strategy later, you only need to modify the setting once in the background, and all front-end calls will be updated accordinglythumbThe images of the filter will be automatically updated without needing to modify any template code or worry about the old URL becoming invalid, greatly simplifying the maintenance work.

Q3: Have the images on my website already been many, and will they automatically update after I modify the thumbnail size setting in the background?A3: After modifying the thumbnail size settings in the background, new uploaded images will be generated according to the new rules.For existing images, you can find the 'Batch regenerate thumbnails' feature in 'System Settings' -> 'Content Settings'.Use this feature, the system will process and update the thumbnails of all existing images on the website according to your latest settings.