This is a Hugo theme component that adds several icon sets to your Hugo website. Add this module [[module.imports]] path = “github.com/davidsneighbour/hugo-icons” disable = false ignoreConfig = false ignoreImports = false Latest Version modules/icons/v1.2023.3 (2023-10-15) Available Icon Fonts (bs/bootstrap): Bootstrap Icons (hr/heroicon): Hero Icons (tr/tablericon): Tabler Icons Usage This module adds sample pages with a list of all available icons when run in development mode:
Installing First enable modules in your own repository: bash 1hugo mod init github.com/username/reponame Then add this module to your required modules in config.toml. TOML YAML JSON (click to select config format) 1[module] 2[[module.imports]] 3 path = 'github.com/davidsneighbour/hugo-robots' 1module: 2 imports: 3 - path: github.
One of GoHugo’s problems is, that the focus is mostly on speed. Simple HTML rules are prone to be ignored or freely interpreted (for instance, in the internal templates). But it offers ways to override and configure things, so not all is lost.
Hugo 0.96.0 was published last weekend with two new features and many smaller changes and fixes under the hood. Here is a quick overview of the release. New features Vertical merging of content mounts Under this title hides a useful feature for Hugo Modules that mount content directories.
Hugo 0.95.0 brings some really useful features (next to smaller speed increases as always) and upgrades the used Golang version to 1.18. New feature: {{ break }} and {{ continue }} break and continue are keywords known to developers of any programming language.
I needed a Hugo shortcode to show a list of posts that belonged to a certain</a
tag, which is quite easy. Add the following to layouts/shortcodes/taglist.html or whatever name you like to use for the shortcode.