1 From In-Article Association to Site Entry: The First Upgrade of the Series Reading Structure In previous articles (see: Building a “Lightweight Knowledge Index” for Blogs (IV): Series Article Navigation and Reading Path Design), to solve the problem of discontinuous horizontal reading paths between articles of the same series in the blog content...

1 How Does AI Compare Vectors? In the previous article (see: AI Semantic Space Exploration (II): From a Word to an Article—How Semantic Vectors Are Generated), we already know that whether it is a word, a sentence, or an entire article, it can be represented through Emb…

1 Chapter 1 From Content to Page: There is Another Half of the Story In the previous article (The Evolution of Web Forms (I): From Page to Content—What Did WordPress Change?), we took ”content” in web pages as the entry point, introducing how content in the early static web era was tightly coupled with pages…

1 Questions Arising from the Right Menu In my previous article implementing the “Right Menu” feature (see: Building a “Lightweight Knowledge Index” for My Blog (VII): Right Menu—The Unified Organizational Mechanism of Semantic Space and Classification System), I used a classification recommendation algorithm based on semantic similarity. Its core…

1 Preface In the previous articles of this series, I added two features at the bottom of the article page: “Related Articles” (see: Building a “Lightweight Knowledge Index” for My Blog (III): Design and Implementation of a Lightweight WordPress Recommendation System Based on Pre-computed Semantic Index) and “Guess What You Want”,…

1 Why Add Summaries to a Blog After the first five articles in this series, I have already implemented features like “Series Article Cards”, “Related Articles”, and “Guess What You Want” after the main body of blog posts. Combined with several “maps” and the “content structure prompt” of each article, actually my…

1 Why Do We Still Need “Guess What You Want” Because it overlaps with the newly added "Right Menu" feature on the article page, after some consideration, I decided to remove the "Guess What You Want" feature. However, this article is still kept as a reference example for implementing similar features. In previous articles (see: Building a "Lightweight Knowledge Index" for My Blog…

1 From “Single Reading” to “Continuous Reading” A major difference between my blog and traditional personal blogs is that there are many highly “continuous” series of articles: such as the “Cloudflare Series”, “Awakening of Voice” series, and also including the “Building a ‘..." series in which this article resides…

1 From Media Server to Media Showcase Site For people who have collected a large amount of movie and TV resources at home, they probably have more or less the idea of showing their collected resources to everyone—of course, “showing” here is simply looking at posters, looking at the scale of the collection, and seeing what movies and TV shows are collected…

1 Changes Happening in the AI Era In today's society, AI has slowly penetrated into daily life. Large model products like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, as well as domestic ones like Doubao and DeepSeek, are already household names for ordinary people, who can use them to solve some basic…