• Install Hugo version v0.111.3
• Need to be connected to internet to load Hinode theme dependencies and modules
• Clone this repository

1. Install all requirements
2. Change directory: <your-path-to-the-repository>
3. Install dependencies

npm install

4. Start development server

npm run start
# or
hugo server -D

5. Open Chrome, web server is available at http://localhost:<assigned-port-depends>
   • example: http://localhost:1313

• Create a new .md file in the /content/blog/ folder
• There are 2 parts to display an article:
  • an information / header part and
  • a body part of the article
• Here is an example of a header for a new blog article:

1 ---
2 author: <author-name>
3 title: <title-of-my-blog-post>
4 date: YYYY-MM-DD
5 tags: ["exemple1", "tag2", "anotherOne"]
6 thumbnail: img/<name-of-your-picture>.jpg
7 ---

• From line 8 you can write all the text you want respecting the markdown rules of the goldmark parser.
  • In config.toml line 173 unsafe = true: it allows you to put links in the body text of a blog post
• In addition, there are tags specific to the chosen theme. More information in the docs

1. Create a new file or folder in the content/ folder
2. The name given will be the identifier in config.toml code
3. This .md file must have a correct header (see part How to add a blog post)
4. The content is then free following the markdown goldmark rules
5. The file / page is accessible via its url defined in the config.toml file
   • If you want to add it to the top menubar, read the next part

1. Go to config.toml
2. Add +1 to weight line 6 and 7:

[languages.en]
weight = new-weight

3. Add an item under the tag below:

[[languages.en.menu.main]]

4. It is necessary to specify 3 points: name, url and weight (location of the item in the top bar)

• Here is an example:

  •   [[languages.en.menu.main]]
      name = "Name which is displayed"
      url = "/<path-to-folder>/<where-your-new-content-folder-is>/"
      weight = number

  • This tab will be before the items that have a weight lower than <number> and after the items that have a weight higher than <number>

5. If you have no content at the url, you get an error. To solve it you have to create a page or a folder with the same name as your url (for more information see next section)
6. If you want to add a drop down menu, you just have then to specify sub-menus with parent and weight

• Here is an example:

  •   [[languages.en.menu.main]]
      identifier = "Unique name for this"
      name = "Name which is displayed child"
      url = "/<path-to-folder>/<where-your-new-content-folder-is>/<sub-file>/"
      parent = "Name which is displayed"
      weight = number

• Go to the root directory: cd <your-path-to-the-repository>
• Use the command line to build

npm run build

• This command generates the html code, css, and more, to be able to deploy your website
• And puts it in an automatically created folder called public/

You can check that the build is working well by running the build code with a small local python server. You must have python3 installed. This is not explained in this document.

• Change directory: <your-path-to-the-repository>/public/
• Execute the command: python3 -m http.server
• Web server is available at http://localhost:8000 for example