1. Introduction In previous articles in this series, I added two features to the bottom of the article page: "Related Articles" (see: Building a Lightweight Knowledge Index for Your Blog (Part 3): Design and Implementation of a Lightweight Recommendation System for WordPress Based on Pre-computed Semantic Indexes) and "Guess What You Might Want,"...
1. Why Add Summaries to Blog Posts? After the first five articles in this series, I've implemented features like "Series Article Cards," "Related Articles," and "You Might Want" after the main body of each blog post. Combined with several "maps" and "Content Structure Hints" for each article, my…
1. Why is a "Guess What You Think" feature still needed? Because it overlaps with the "Right-side Menu" feature added to article pages, after some consideration, it was decided to remove the "Guess What You Think" feature. However, this article will retain it as a reference example for implementing similar features. In a previous article (see: Building a Blog…),
1. From "Single Article Reading" to "Continuous Reading" A significant difference between my blog and traditional personal blogs is the presence of numerous highly continuous series of articles: such as the "Cloudflare Series," the "Awakening of the Voice" series, and also the series currently in which this article is titled "Building a Blog..."
1. The starting point for intelligent blog recommendations: In the second article of this series (see: Adding a "Semantic Index" to your blog (Part 2): JSON Structure and Script Generation Implementation), we finally generated the crucial semantic-index using a Python script…
1. Introduction In the first article of this series (see article: Building a Lightweight Knowledge Index for Your Blog (Part 1): Structure Design and Construction Process), we have already summarized the entire knowledge indexing system into a clear structural model: from article retrieval and content organization to relationship building and result output…
1. Introduction Recently, I've been thinking about what new features can be added to the blog's structure, such as content structure indicators at the bottom of article pages (see the article: From Content to Structure: A Low-Cost Evolutionary Approach to Blog Development). However, there are still many more advanced capabilities, such as: automatic content recommendations…
1. Why I Started to Care About "Structure" As the number of blog posts increased and the content gradually crossed different fields, I began to vaguely realize a problem: these originally independent articles were slowly turning into a pile of information that was "difficult to reuse." At first, this feeling wasn't obvious…
1. Control Issues Regarding WordPress Email Notifications Most WordPress website users are probably familiar with WordPress's email notification feature. Whether it's automatic core version upgrades, automatic plugin upgrades, or notifications about new site updates…
1. The Reason for the Third Optimization of the Blog's Active-Active Architecture A few days ago, I was preparing to perform a routine maintenance operation on the Mac mini node in the blog's active-active architecture: upgrading the Portainer version. However, a seemingly insignificant small problem ultimately caused the entire node…