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Security

Security

This module adds a security.txt file to your Hugo website with information about your preferred procedures to notify the developer team of your website about security issues on your website. Read more about security.txt, a proposed standard which allows websites to define security policies.

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PWA

PWA

This is a Hugo theme component with helpers to convert your static GoHugo website into a PWA. This is work in progress and while many parts are already working, some changes to the setup will occur. Please watch the releases of this repository to be alerted about changes.

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Netlification

Netlification

This is a Hugo theme component with helpers to host your GoHugo generated static website on Netlify. If you don’t use Netlify, you DO NOT need this module. Features Installation and setup Configuration Redirects Per post Additional Redirects Disable internal alias creation in Hugo Headers Content Security Policy Sample Configuration Updating Extend netlification headers from other modules Notes Testing output Troubleshooting Features Redirects: Adds redirects via HTTP headers.

Debug

Debug everything in Hugo! This module for GoHugo adds debugging partials for everything you need to debug. Notes This is a GoHugo module to use while you are developing your theme or website. It slows down the build process. Knowledge about variables in our template and NOT speed is our main priority.

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Feeds

Feeds

This is a GoHugo module that implements three configurable feed formats: RSS, Atom, and JSONfeed. Find out more about the RSS, Atom and JSON feed formats Configuration Limits hugo-feeds uses a cautious approach at configuring the output of the feeds. Where GoHugo’s internal RSS template prints all available pages without a configured limit, hugo-feeds will load only the 10 latest pages/posts, but you can configure at your pleasure.

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Icons

Icons

This GoHugo module streamlines the addition of SVG-based icon sets to your Hugo website, utilizing the efficient method of defining icons once using <symbol> and reusing them with <use>. By default, the module includes icon sets as an example, but is designed to support any SVG icon set you wish to integrate.

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