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pavelkorolev.xyz | ||
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roneo.org
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| | | | | Create a file layouts/_default/_markup/render-link.html: {{- .Text | safeHTML -}} Alternative, use if you get a buggy HTML output (if empty paragraphs are inserted when using Shortcodes for example) {{ . | |
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jdhao.github.io
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| | | | | Due to Markdown's inability to center and resize image properly, I use the raw HTML tags inside markdown file to include images: ?? Markdown ??????????????????? HTML tags ?????(????????????????): | |
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hjr265.me
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| | | | | I like that the Markdown renderer in Hugo automatically adds an id attribute to the headings in the content. This allows you to link to a specific section in a long article. But, I wanted to make it easy for people to get that link. Hugo doesn't do that by default, but makes it very easy to do with Markdown render hooks. By using the following as the render hook for headings, I am able to show a small link icon next to the headings in my blog posts: | |
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lisamelton.net
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| | | You might have noticed this website is published using WordPress. Or maybe you didn't. In the end, do you really care? I've used WordPress in the past for at least two other blogs. But a static site generator the last time I wreaked havoc on the Internet. So, why go back to WordPress now? Well, [...] | ||
