Maoriji Image Post Test

Use Cases

This article is used to verify the second image-based test post on the StreamX website, including list ordering, detail-page image loading, and multilingual body syncing. The image is test material and is not intended for production help center content.

Use it when you need to:

• Check how multiple image posts appear after consecutive publishing.
• Verify that image assets are isolated by document slug.
• Confirm that both Chinese and English content can be opened after publishing.

Prerequisites

• You have signed in to the StreamX admin site.
• The current document folder includes zh.md, en.md, and an assets folder.
• The assets folder includes maoriji.jpg.
• The body does not contain real customer data, accounts, secrets, or internal addresses.

Steps

1. Open content management in the StreamX admin site.
2. Create the second test article.
3. Set the Chinese title to "昂日鸡图文发布测试".
4. Set the English title to "Maoriji Image Post Test".
5. Insert the same test image at the top of both Chinese and English bodies.
6. Save the draft and check the preview.
7. Confirm that image links, titles, and body structure are correct.
8. Publish the article, then open the public detail page and check the rendered result.

Image Layout Check

Use this article to confirm that the second test post does not interfere with the first one. Image assets should resolve to this document's own asset directory and should not point to another article's image path.

After publishing, check:

• The article appears on the list page.
• The detail page uses maoriji.jpg as the first image.
• Chinese and English bodies keep the same section order.
• Unpublishing or deleting this test content only affects this article.

FAQ

Why do both test articles show the same image?

This usually means the image path or asset sync directory is misconfigured. Check that each article uses its own document slug and that images were synced into the matching assets folder.

Can I publish only the Chinese version?

No. The help center rules require both Chinese and English versions, with the same information structure in both languages.

Does publish order affect image loading?

It should not. Image assets should be resolved by document slug and relative path. Publish order should only affect list sorting or publish time.

Notes

• This is test content. Unpublish or delete it after testing.
• The image path must remain /help-assets/blog/blog/test-blog-maoriji/assets/maoriji.jpg.
• Do not place image assets in another article's assets folder.
• If syncing fails, fix the local source file first, then sync again.