Hi, I’m trying out Hugo, and trying to migrate my existing Jekyll website to it, but running into issues.
The page in question has the following Markdown section:
# Padlocks
## Master Lock #3
This is the classic Master lock people had on their school gym lockers back in
the day (or, at least, back in _my_ day). It's got 4 pins, all standard. As you
can see from the key, the pin depths are all pretty much the same, so raking
this is really easy, as is SPP. The only slightly challenging thing about this
lock is that the cylinder is spring-loaded, so that it pushes against your
tension while you're picking. What this means in practice is you can have
picked it open, and not know it unless you happen to put more tension and feel
it rotate. Not terrible, but occasionally annoying.
Here’s how it’s rendering:
and here’s the HTML being generated:
<h1 id="padlocks">Padlocks</h1>
<h2 id="master-lock-3">Master Lock #3</h2>
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p></p>
<p>This is the classic Master lock people had on their school gym lockers back in
the day (or, at least, back in <em>my</em> day). It’s got 4 pins, all standard. As you
can see from the key, the pin depths are all pretty much the same, so raking
this is really easy, as is SPP. The only slightly challenging thing about this
lock is that the cylinder is spring-loaded, so that it pushes against your
tension while you’re picking. What this means in practice is you can have
picked it open, and not know it unless you happen to put more tension and feel
it rotate. Not terrible, but occasionally annoying.</p>
I’ve looked all over the docs, but it all seems to indicate that this is the proper way to specify images. Clearly, I’m doing something wrong, but I’m very confused as to what it might be.
I’m using the Anatole theme, if that makes a difference.
Any help for this n00b would be greatly appreciated!
-Jack