I am building a site where the only consistent items are the header and footer. As a result, I need to write a lot of custom HTML for each page and the Markdown language is getting in the way of my coding style and environment
I would like to change the content file type from markdown to HTML. I have tried changing an existing file’s extension from .md to .html and the page content works as expected. The issue I am having is the page is no longer included in the main menu.
Questions:
- Is this possible
- Should I expect HUGO to treat html files and their frontmatter the same as it does markdown files?
- Does frontmatter in an html file need to be written in a specific language (yaml, toml, json)
- Do I need to make any changes to my config.yaml file?
Here is an example of the frontmatter I am using in both file types
---
title: "Contact Us"
date: 2021-11-23T21:18:08+11:00
draft: false
subtitle: My awesome sub title
menu:
main:
parent: support
weight: 10
---