See: https://github.com/spf13/hugo/pull/553
One learns something by reading the code.
Insert <!–more–> in the content page after “the summary”.
This way it also keeps the formatting. Now my index page looks kind of nice.
See: https://github.com/spf13/hugo/pull/553
One learns something by reading the code.
Insert <!–more–> in the content page after “the summary”.
This way it also keeps the formatting. Now my index page looks kind of nice.
Seriously how this is not in the site documentation?? I have been searching this for hours!!!
oh, I was trying to search the doc with “Markdown” and that didn’t come up. As I am not creating template, but just want to know how to do it in my *.md file. I don’t even know that part is call “summary”.
Luckily this post come up when I was typing my post title. Some how the search in this forum is very good. LOL.
It’s a pain but, the best thing is to read the docs top to bottom, and kind of collect up the ideas that resonate with you. I would say that searching on “markdown” is probably too general since it’s such a big part of how hugo works. Anyway, good luck!