Discover why moving away from WordPress to a static site boosts security and reduces costs. Learn about the seamless migration process and optimized deployment.
A comprehensive guide to implementing a responsive image gallery with modal view in Hugo using shortcodes
The minimal example for relative markdown links:
[My Article](../my-article/index.md)Template:
/layouts/_default/_markup/render-link.html:<a href="{{ (.Page.GetPage .Destination).RelPermalink | safeURL }}"> {{ .Text | safeHTML }} </a>
Maverick is a minimal Hugo blog theme with introduction page and based on Listed by Ronalds Vilciņš. This Hugo theme features several content sections, front page, dynamic pages creation and a Github comment.
Multi gallery Hugo theme. This is built on top of and the plural version of gallerydeluxe.
A very simple and opinionated photo gallery theme for Hugo.
Watch this 8 hour long stream of HugoConf in September 2023. Below are the timestamps:
- 1:30:25 Welcome to HugoConf 2023! - Mike Neumegen
- 1:40:42 Learn how to contribute effectively to the Hugo project (without code) (Interview) - Joe Mooring
- 2:11:03 Automated migration at cale: Migrate to Hugo from any existing site (Lightning Talk) - George Phillips
- 2:26:20 Hugobricks — stackable content blocks for Hugo (Lightning Talk) - Joost van der Schee
- 2:36:03 Manage your Hugo website with external content and assets (Lightning Talk) - Elio Struyf
- 2:44:54 How to create a Hugo theme from scratch (Workshop) - Berkay Çubuk
- 3:19:27 (Intermission?) Chat: Food Question: Sunday Brunch
- 3:29:21 Portfolio Power-Up: Elevate Your Technical Brand with Hugo (Workshop) - Liz Miller
- 4:24:30 (Intermission?) Chat: Culture
- 4:29:54 Improving Access to 4M U.S. Laws with Hugo (Tech Talk) - John Phamvan
- 4:54:21 Enhancing Website Search: A Practical Journey with PaperCut, Algolia, & Hugo (Lightning Talk) - Grayson Campbell and Alysha Nolan
- 5:08:38 From blog to small business with Hugo (Lightning Talk) - Kendra Little
- 5:22:21 Static Search on Hugo — The Journey to Pagefind v1.0 (Tech Talk) - Liam Bigelow
- 5:55:06 Using Markdown render hooks with Hugo (Lightning Talk) - Christian Oliff
- 6:09:17 How to Turn a Hugo Website into a PWA for better user engagement (Tech Talk) - Vishakha Sawra
- 6:39:40 Use of The Good Docs Project content Templates as Archetypes in Hugo (Lightning Talk) - Bryan Klein
- 6:54:22 Introducing HUGE, a Hugo framework (Tech Talk) - Régis Philibert
- 7:22:38 Chat
- 7:24:50 Collaborative Web Building: PaperCut’s Experience with Hugo, CloudCannon, and Bookshop (Lightning Talk) - Rachel Uberti and Sanjay Jayaprakash
- 7:31:29 Building your portfolio with Hugo (Tech Talk) - Haimantika Mitra
- 7:50:33 Wrapping up HugoConf 2023 (Final Thoughts) - Mike Neumegen and David Large
The prioritization of settings in the official documentation is not clearly outlined, so this guide organizes the process.
Bluesky is a decentralized social network based on the AT Protocol that has recently gained attention as an alternative to the former Twitter (now X). Due to its decentralized nature, user servers vary, making it technically challenging to create a universal sharing link. For this reason, Bluesky share links are not natively implemented in PaperMod1.
However, Bluesky’s web client, bsky.app, provides a mechanism via its Web API to dynamically select the appropriate server based on the login state of the user clicking the share link (e.g., the official server bsky.social). By leveraging this mechanism, articles can be shared without encountering the challenges posed by decentralization.