Build Websites with Hugo (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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In the list.html at the bottom of the page, there are two sections.
The outer one sets class=“projects” but there is no CSS fo...
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Add a note in the download .zip file with errata, and include the fact that Hugo silently produces an empty output if it encounters an HT...
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HTML-style comments (and Hugo-style, as well) in any of the .html input files (index.html, layouts//*, etc.) cause Hugo to silently gener...
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It would be VERY helpful if an INDEX was included at the end.
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The “Joe asks: Does Hugo Support Syntax Highlighting for Code” has a formatting mistake:
$ hugo gen chromastyles --style=github >...
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This suggestion is in regards to page 114 in the pdf, for the chapter Deploying the Site. After the editing package.json, the following g...
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On page 66 of “Build Websites with Hugo” the .ByDate.Reverse doesn’t seem to have any impact on the project page. I download the source c...
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Hi friends.
If you’re reading the book and trying to follow along with the first chapter, you’ll immediately find some major differences...
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I bought the book to help familiarize myself with Hugo.
The examples in Chapter 1 worked fine.
I know it isn’t my Hugo installation, as...
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I’m working through Mr. Hogan’s book, and the code has been running fine, until I got to the section “Using Content Blocks and Partials” ...
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It would be VERY helpful if an INDEX was included at the end.
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HTML-style comments (and Hugo-style, as well) in any of the .html input files (index.html, layouts//*, etc.) cause Hugo to silently gener...
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@bphogan
In the list.html at the bottom of the page, there are two sections.
The outer one sets class=“projects” but there is no CSS fo...
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Add a note in the download .zip file with errata, and include the fact that Hugo silently produces an empty output if it encounters an HT...
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A Hero’s Journey
with Brian P. Hogan
@bphogan
Brian P. Hogan, author of Build Websites with Hugo, discusses his journey to becom...
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Hello Brian,
I have some problems with running the code in your book. I like the style of the book very much and I have learnt a lot as...
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Database-driven sites bring complexity you might not need, but building a site by hand is too much work. Hugo is a static site generator ...
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First, rename … to themes/basic/assets/css.style.scss
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First, rename … to themes/basic/assets/css/style.scss
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In the last paragraph on p. 18 it refers to the file themes/basic/layouts/_default/par- tials/footer.html, however, _default should be ...
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Title: Build Websites with Hugo
#book-build-websites-with-hugo
Source code for search is incomplete: search/portfolio/static has no js ...
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This suggestion is in regards to page 114 in the pdf, for the chapter Deploying the Site. After the editing package.json, the following g...
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The “Joe asks: Does Hugo Support Syntax Highlighting for Code” has a formatting mistake:
$ hugo gen chromastyles --style=github >...
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On page 66 of “Build Websites with Hugo” the .ByDate.Reverse doesn’t seem to have any impact on the project page. I download the source c...
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Incorporate the social media links into your site’s footer. Include the code in a partial.
I’m stuck and I think it’s a scoping issue.
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