Migrating a website from Kintaro to Hugo - My site has almost 70 pages, as a beginner I am still figuring out how to organize those content/pages in the Hugo project?
a little vague to tell anything. Guess yoj are talking about kintaro on top of grow…
start with the Getting started section especially the Directory structure
and pick from Content Management especially Page bundles
Hello Team
As per my research, I understood that Hugo is used for building static websites like blogs or for personal interests. In my case I have a website which has navbar with multiple pages, and those pages are also lengthy. I am looking for any code repo for reference which has more modules and size of the project is large.
Thanks…
if you want some examples the Showcases - HUGO section contains some sites. Some of these also post links to their repos.
Welcome to Hugo, hope you have a good experience building your site. There is a learning curve, but that goes for any powerful tool.
Take a look at the demo site for my Zen theme at GitHub - frjo/zen-demo: The zen theme for Hugo demo site. · GitHub. The green “Use this template” button in GitHub is convenient if you want to make your own copy and play with.
You can build a lot for than a blog or personal site with Hugo. Anything that is suited for a static site is in most cases a good fit for Hugo. Hugo can also handle really large sites, many thousand of pages is no issue. I believe the biggest Hugo sites have 1000000+ pages.
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