TOML and JSON also supported
Don't like YAML? That's okay! Hugo also supports providing document metadata in JSON or TOML. Love that flexibility 💖Tract
Add content
Let's turn up the heat in here 🔥
Once you've completed setup, you can get started adding Markdown content by creating a content
directory:
mkdir content
Then you can add a docs folder. You can name that folder anything you like, for example docs
or documentation
(or something in a different language!). For this guide, we'll call it docs
:
mkdir content/docs
Now, create a docs landing page at content/docs/_index.md
and give it this metadata at the top:
---
title: My docs
description: Everything you need to know about my project
---
TOML and JSON also supported
Don't like YAML? That's okay! Hugo also supports providing document metadata in JSON or TOML. Love that flexibility 💖Now give it a little bit of content below the metadata:
Welcome to the docs page!
Now navigate to that page at http://localhost:1313/docs.
Last updated by lucperkins on January 13, 2020 at 09:13 -0800
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