This is the test site for the
ox-hugo package for Emacs/Org-mode.
It is updated automatically after each commit to the
ox-hugo repo.
It was last updated on Feb 12, 2025 19:37 UTC.
ox-hugo.Image in homepage branch bundle:
Link (with description) to a heading with section number: Link to Beta 102 heading
Link (no description) to a heading without section number: Zeta 103 which has some markup.
The space after that * in the link is optional.. so this also
works: Zeta 103 which has some markup.
This table styling feature overcomes a known limitation in Hugo/Blackfriday (Blackfriday Issue #404) that doesn’t allow wrapping Markdown elements with <div> tags (so that a user can assign classes, etc. to those div blocks). So this feature had to be implemented at the expense of a nasty hack demonstrated here. HTML5 does not allow align, width, etc. attributes within the table tag [ Ref ]. So instead ox-hugo simply wraps the table with a div with a class.
Testing #+name and table.
The caption can contain be emphasized using the usual markup characters too. Table 1: Awesome table h1 h2 h3 abc def ghi Some text. Table 2: Another awesome table with a link h1 h2 h3 jkl mno pqr Some more text. Table 3: Third table — Caption with em-dash – and – en-dash h1 h2 h3 stu vwx yz
Test for internal links to table references.
Testing a post with a percent symbol in the title. Sub-heading with % symbol # Sub-heading also exported correctly
Here the Org code markup is explicitly specified to be used for <kbd> tag generation by setting EXPORT_HUGO_USE_CODE_FOR_KBD property to t. So ~C-h f~ will show up as <kbd>C-h f</kbd>. Example: Few of Emacs help keybindings: C-h f, C-h v Test auto-protection of angle brackets: S-<left>
hugo-bare-min-theme + Hugo 0.101.0
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