I have the folloing in a tutorial:
<main id="main">
{{ block "main" . }}{{ end }}
</main>
But I can find no reference to block
in the documentation
I have the folloing in a tutorial:
<main id="main">
{{ block "main" . }}{{ end }}
</main>
But I can find no reference to block
in the documentation
Just searched the docs and this was the first hit:
Where does block
fit? Why is it not listed as a function?
And what is the syntax for using block
? That page does not say.
This explains pretty well I think:
For instance, n your layouts/_default/baseof.html
, you define blocks to say where things should go like block “main”, then replace those with “define”.
I guess I have been spoiled by the good documentation in other projects.
I am very very lost. Really yearning for a technical document that defines all the terms, functions and whatever else Hugo uses in a coherent, logical and consistent way. What I am finding is dismaying.
The search engine is quite good. If I knew what I was doing it would be brilliant.
For examples of how to do it better see: this at MDN or this for Rust
I will persevere for another week or so. I think I can see what I need is in here.
@Worik. Once you learn how to use block
effectively, please submit a PR to the docs. Looking at the Hugo docs referenced above, it goes through the lookup order, overriddes, example block/base template code, and even includes a video that walks you through usage. I’m eager to see the improvements you’ll provide, since personally I have been using Hugo for far too long to see the content gaps here.
I appreciate the point of reference, but I get the feeling you’re savvy enough to know that comparing the community-generated documentation of a project like Hugo to that of, oh I don’t know, the Mozilla Developer Network’s official HTML5 documentation is, well…silly