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ox-hugo package for Emacs/Org-mode.
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It was last updated on Feb 12, 2025 19:37 UTC.
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First article. This will land in content/articles/ as the parent of this subtree sets EXPORT_HUGO_SECTION to articles. Note that the theme needs to define at least the single.html, either in the layouts/_default/ directory, or layouts/articles/, either in the Hugo base dir or the theme dir.
Some themes might expect the front-matter list variable for authors to be authors instead of the default author created by ox-hugo.
Test that front-matter values that are integers represented as strings, but cannot be stored as 64-bit signed integers are left as strings.
This is a single post. You do not need to set the EXPORT_FILE_NAME property in here. But then you also lose the tag and property inheritance, TODO state, etc. Org awesomeness. This file will export the front-matter in YAML (because #+hugo_front_matter_format: yaml). See /singles/post-toml/ that exports that in TOML. Here’s the same link with description: Post exported with TOML front-matter. Here’s an example with relative link to an Org file: /images-in-content/post4/.
L1 – foo1 L1 – foo2 L2 – bar1 L2 – bar2 L3 – baz1 L3 – baz2 L4 – zoo1 L4 – zoo2 L5 – numbered1 L5 – numbered2 L4 – zoo1 L4 – zoo2 L3 – baz1 L3 – baz2 L2 – bar1 L2 – bar2 L1 – foo1 L1 – foo2 Unordered list inside descriptive list # bar1 description for bar1 foo1 foo2 bar2 description for bar2 foo3 foo4 Descriptive list inside unordered list # Seems like Blackfriday style descriptive list syntax does not work when that list is nested in other lists.
You need to force end of list when you have something like an unordered list immediately following an ordered list. The easiest and cleanest way to do that is adding a comment between those lists. – Reference That would be the implementing in the Org exporter backend. But in Org, two consecutive blank lines after a list ends the list. In the below example, the foo* items would be in a different <ul> element than the bar* items.
This feature that replaces double-underscores in Org TODO keywords with spaces was added in commit 7691f0453b.
Heading 1 # Some text. TODO Heading 2 # Some text.
Heading 1 # Some text. DONE Heading 2 # Some text.
Test the workaround for wrapping Org headings in HTML tags like
section and div.
hugo-bare-min-theme + Hugo 0.101.0
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