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# You may need to change this line for your real project.
baseURL: /
# Keep title short to prevent overflow.
# There’s no official guidance on this, but 40 characters for
# mobile and 60 for desktop is roughly the sweet spot.
#
# NB: Final title of shareable pages will be this plus the
# title of the page. Eg. "Contacts - Ed."
title: Ed.
enableRobotsTXT: true
# When using ref or relref to resolve page links and a link cannot
# resolve, it will be logged with this log level.
refLinksErrorLevel: WARNING
# We have just the default tags taxonomy, and remove the categories
# taxonomy for site as not used.
taxonomies:
tag: tags
minify:
# Do not minify XML files to avoid CDATA escape issues
disableXML: true
tdewolff:
html:
keepQuotes: true
outputs:
home: [HTML, RSS, MANIFEST, Atom, JSONFEED, JSON, humanstxt]
page: [HTML]
rss: [RSS]
section: [HTML, RSS, Atom, JSONFEED]
taxonomy: [HTML, RSS]
term: [HTML, RSS]
outputFormats:
# For more see: https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/atom.html#whatIsAtom
Atom:
name: Atom
# The correct header Content-Type header for an Atom feed is
# application/atom+xml. However, Chromium does not handle it
# correctly (see https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=104358).
#
# The most compatible header is 'text/xml; charset=utf-8', which
# will cause the feed to be parsed correctly by most clients.
# Note that you should be encoding your feed in UTF-8.
mediaType: text/xml
# generated file = <baseName>.<mediaType.'text/xml'.suffixes[0]> = atom.xml
baseName: atom
rel: alternate
isPlainText: false
isHTML: false
noUgly: true
permalinkable: false
# For more see: https://www.jsonfeed.org/
JSONFEED:
name: JsonFeed
mediaType: application/feed+json
baseName: feed
rel: alternate
isPlainText: true
isHTML: false
noUgly: false
MANIFEST:
# The .webmanifest extension is specified in the Media type registration
# section of the specification (the response of the manifest file should
# return Content-Type: application/manifest+json).
#
# For more see: https://w3c.github.io/manifest/#media-type-registration=
name: Manifest
mediaType: application/manifest+json
baseName: manifest
rel: manifest
isPlainText: true
isHTML: false
noUgly: false
notAlternative: false
# For more see: https://gohugo.io/templates/output-formats/
humanstxt:
mediaType: text/plain
baseName: humans
rel: author
isPlainText: true
isHTML: false
noUgly: true
permalinkable: false
notAlternative: true
mediaTypes:
text/xml:
suffixes:
- xml
application/feed+json:
suffixes:
- json
# Sitemap config
sitemap:
changefreq: monthly
filename: sitemap.xml
priority: 0.5
# For more see https://gohugo.io/getting-started/configuration-markup/
markup:
defaultMarkdownHandler: goldmark
highlight:
# false due to generated Syntax Highlighter CSS
noClasses: false
goldmark:
parser:
attribute:
# Enable custom attribute support for blocks
block: true
# If enableGitInfo is true, it will override any lastmod dates in our
# front matter. We should at least allow ourselves to manually override
# this value in the front matter.
frontmatter:
lastmod:
- lastmod
- ':git'
- date
- publishDate
module:
hugoVersion:
extended: true
min: '0.121.0'
imports:
# Use full path to theme's repository. This is replaced in go.mod for
# exampleSite to point to the directory above.
- path: github.com/sergeyklay/gohugo-theme-ed
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