Logdot

Features

Installation

# Get latest Hugo version 
# (https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases)
justin@dev:~$ wget -O hugo.deb https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases/download/v0.123.6/hugo_0.123.6_linux-amd64.deb
justin@dev:~$ sudo dpkg -i hugo.deb
justin@dev:~$ rm -R hugo.deb
# 'example' is an arbitrary directory, name doesn't matter
justin@dev:~$ hugo new site example
justin@dev:~$ cd example
justin@dev:~/example$ git clone https://github.com/jrilez/logdot.git themes/logdot
# handle your hugo.toml however you want, or:
justin@dev:~/example$ rm -R hugo.toml
justin@dev:~/example$ cp themes/logdot/hugo.toml hugo.toml
justin@dev:~/example$ hugo server
# you should be able to see the theme now http://localhost:1313

If you're installing/running hugo somewhere besides your localhost, you'll need an SSH tunnel in order to access the remote host as local

ssh -L 1313:localhost:1313 user@ip_address

Now you should be able to open a browser to https://localhost:1313 and see your site.

Configuration

Add content

To add content to your site, add a new post

justin@dev:~/site$ hugo new post/hello.md

This will create a new post in /example/content/posts/ called hello.md. By default, that post will be a draft. Open that file, add your content, and change draft to false. Here's some markdown syntax references

About

The two files that comprise the /about pages are themes/logdot/content/about/index.md and themes/logdot/layouts/_default/about.html.

Code highlighting

To add code highlighting to your post, wrap the codeblock in highlight shortcode, where bash is the language you want highlighted. These are the supported languages for Hugo's built-in use of Chroma.

{{< highlight "bash" >}}
#!/bin/bash

echo "Hello, world!"
{{< /highlight >}}

Credits

• minimal-bootstrap-hugo-theme (zwbetz-gh)
• poison (lukeorth)
• dillinger.io (@joemccann and @mrtnbroder)