Hugo markdown to clean markdown

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is it possible to get a clean processed .md file from md files with hugo code?

2

Hi,

Have a look at Output Formats: https://gohugo.io/templates/output-formats/

3

I saw this page before writing a message. I still don’t understand whether it is possible to get the markdown output format without the hugo codes that were in the original .md

4

Could you describe the problem more precisely? Maybe include some examples?

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Let’s say I have such a page for Hugo at a markdown. If you look at it in the program for viewing (for example, https://dillinger.io/), the code at the top and bottom of the page will be visible as text and break the markup. Is it possible to compile the original markdown file to a clean one so that the link is active and the text is not visible from above? (Sorry for my English)

> +++
> 
> date = "2018-01-31T11:40:21+01:00"
> 
> title = "some title"
> 
> weight = -50
> 
> page = ""
> 
> nextpage = "/doc/software_structure"
> 
> prevpage = "/doc/common/"
> 
> robotsdisallow = true
> 
> +++
> 
> # Some header
> 
> --------------
> 
> some text
> 
> - [some link with hugo code]({{< relref "doc/common/_index.md" >}})
> 
> -
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Sure, here’s some tips:

  • https://dillinger.io/ won’t render this correctly because the file is not just markdown, it’s also “front matter” which is NOT markdown, but a separate format, TOML, used by Hugo for page metadata. https://gohugo.io/content-management/front-matter/

  • I’m not sure if this is just a copy-and-paste, error, but don’t start each line with a > character.

The following will render correctly in Hugo:

+++

date = "2018-01-31T11:40:21+01:00"

title = "some title"

weight = -50

page = ""

nextpage = "/doc/software_structure"

prevpage = "/doc/common/"

robotsdisallow = true

+++

# Some header

--------------

some text

- [some link with hugo code]({{< relref "doc/common/_index.md" >}})

-
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Thank you for your help!
I understand that the top of the last post is not a markdown, and that “>” is not needed.
I mean, is it possible for Hugo to produce an .md file instead of html, in which the TOML would be deleted, and the link [some link with hugo code] ({{<relref “doc / common / _index.md”> }}) would turn into [some link with hugo code] (link made by Hugo)?

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You can return the raw markdown with {{ .RawContent }} but this will not evaluate the shortcode to create the correct link. I’m not sure that what you want to do is possible with Hugo’s built-in functions.

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Thank you very much for your help! RawContent is really not quite what I wanted. Perhaps it will be better if I ask a question differently in the new Topic