A WYSIWYG editor to edit Markdown files?
Interrested ? Follow the guide!
A WYSIWYG editor to edit Markdown files?
Interrested ? Follow the guide!
Not all themes have the ability to manage multiple authors within a blog. And I'm probably a bad observer, because I didn't see, in the presentation of the available themes, if a theme natively manages several authors or not.
It's quite unpleasant to have found THE perfect theme, and that a simple functionality is missing. So I decided to "trick", and use the native taxonomy management, in order to register several authors on a blog. And for the time being, it works pretty well.
Hi everyone,
Here is how I write technicals articles, to make it readable, and usefull for the future myself who want to remember how to use that technical stuff I wrote an article about several month ago.
Today I want to talk about the archetypes of the Hugo site generation engine. This very powerful engine is used to generate these pages.
This article has the very simple objective of demystifying the elements that we want to have on the site (image in the articles, avatar, etc.). It is all the more subtle that the behavior you get with Hugo as a web server, a Hugo site deployed on gitlab Pages or a cloud cluster are not the same depending on the standard you choose to apply.
To be honnest, I wasn't sure that would be the best website FW i would discover. Actually, using md files, fast build for html producing, and the gitlab CI/CD compliance is something very exciting !
But you should start carefully, because the quickstart isn't compliant with a gitlab Pages deployment.