This is my blog, now loosely based off the lovely looking Hemingway2 Hugo template.
Unlike my previous effort with Jekyll, I've managed to keep this template intact, only hacking in a few template and CSS overrides for my own style.
Having used an already functional template and gotten it to work, it's probably time to stop thinking about the code and start thinking about the content. The last redesign effort totally failed to launch, so I should probably stop that.
I do find the theme HTML templates and sass not quite to my taste, and certainly not mobile responsive, however the override system in Hugo has let me work around the problem quite handily.
The next steps here are:
- Mobile responsive. This will probably mean disassembling the template and building it back up, because I have yet to construct a sensible strategy for retrofitting mobile & responsive into a non-responsive site.
- Pygments code highlighting
- Review if Hugo is the right tool.
~$ hugo server will run a server on localhost:1313 you can use to check your work.
The content (located under content/post/) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
The theme is "Hemingway2" from beli3ver, which is now offline.
Using FontAwesome icons in content without a network call comes from Nick Galbreath's post.