Sometimes I see code examples and themes that use site.Params.heading instead of .Site.Params.Heading when accessing Site parameters.
“site” seems benign, and will build locally when running hugo. But when I deploy to Netlify “site” always breaks.
What is the purpose of site vs .Site - it seems to me .Site is always the correct choice?
site is a global function. It allows to access the site variables without a page context.
Pretty handy when needing site methods from within a partial to which no page context is available.
I think site was introduced in Hugo 52 or 53 so better make sure the version your Netlify instance is using has it.
I see, yeah I’m using 51 on Netlify. Thanks!
And I’m using 54 locally, bad idea!
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