During my latest redesign, I replaced Hugo’s default code highlighting with Torchlight. In this post, I’ll explain how I set up Torchlight CLI for my Hugo site. (Although this can be applied to any static site.)
How to write HTML in Hugo without losing markdown capabilities.
#netlify #hugo #static-sites #github-actions
If all went well, this post was published automatically. I added the ability to schedule posts on my static blog (built with Hugo). I wrote a short GitHub Action to trigger a build on Netlify every morning.
I’ve been looking for a way to add captions to markdown images without falling back to raw HTML. It turns out Hugo supports this with render hooks.