Hugo
A short summary about the page
How you can add classes and ids to elements in Markdown
Story of the missing tags
RSS is provided automatically with Hugo. You just need a link
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A short summary about the page
An example of how Hugo’s template language can be used and run from inside an archetypes file.
This is a page for experimenting with image galleries
How to access Hugo’s page resources
This is a rough and ready web site I built for experimenting with but it ended up morphing into a kind of notetaking blog. It’s on the dark web meaning it’s not registered with Google so it’s not designed for visitors but I thought I’d write this just in case.
Tech
On the technical side the site is built with Hugo static site generator. The files are kept in a GitLab repo and it’s built and deployed by Netlify.
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My new image shortcode
How I achieved line breaks in headings
Hugo gallery is an old image page generator. Plus alternatives
Notes about the custom tags page
Embedding Codepen pens in Markdown with Hugo
Experimenting with embedding Github gists and GitLab snippets.
A short summary about the page
A leaf bundle page to experment with Hugo’s image processing
How external links stored as an array of arrays and are accessed