I found a few very long and detailed articles on how to create multinline in YAML string - for instance ‘ https://yaml-multiline.info/ ’, ‘ https://www.purestorage.com/knowledge/what-is-yaml-multiline-string.html ’, ‘ YAML Superpowers, part 2: Multiline Strings – Crunchy Development ’, ‘ How To Break a…

[image] vistad: markdownify Better use RenderString | Hugo . See Deprecate markdownify? .

Mmh…not sure what you want to do. Have a multiline string in a frontmatter field? Goldmark is processing the markdown, not YAML. The frontmatter is parsed by hugo and so a data file would. Multiline definitely works with hugo and goldmark. See this topic from 2022. Rendering of string using mark…

Sorry, my bad - indeed YAML is not Markdown! This YAML in the frontmatter: description: | Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit: - Cras condimentum vestibulum accumsan. - Duis nibh mauris, fringilla in sapien at, rutrum condimentum est. - Sed porttitor…

I just wonder what did you mean saying “Multiline definitely works with hugo and goldmark”. Multiline definitely works with hugo and goldmark. See this topic from 2022. Rendering of string using markdownify not working

[image] vistad: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit: Cras condimentum vestibulum accumsan. Duis nibh mauris, fringilla in sapien at, rutrum condimentum est. Sed porttitor urna metus, a efficitur justo volutpat sit amet YAML multiline works fine. I did a quick test here: …

I don’t know what’s going on with my setup. I have these versions: $ go version go version go1.22.5 linux/amd64 $ hugo version hugo v0.129.0-e85be29867d71e09ce48d293ad9d1f715bc09bb9+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=2024-07-17T13:29:16Z VendorInfo=gohugoio config.toml markup settings: [markup] …

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I suspect you are not converting the markdown to HTML when you render the field in your template. You should be doing something like this: {{ define "main" }} <h1>{{ .Title }}</h1> {{ .Description | .RenderString }} {{ .Content }} {{ end }}

Indeed, I didn’t have the line {{ .Description | .RenderString }} -I added it, but so far see no changes. Perhaps my wrong is that I was trying to render the output not in the {{ .Content }} section, but in a section like this: {{ with .Params }} <div class="col-lg-12"> <div …

Is the description field in the root of your front matter, or under the params key? Also, your markup configuration contains invalid and superfluous values: [markup] defaultMarkdownHandler = "goldmark" # superfluous, delete unsafe=true # invalid, does nothing, delete noClasses=false # inval…

Thank you Joe. AFAIK to write in Markdown I should use the space under the ending “—” line and output it to the {{ .Content }} field. But I am already using the key “features:” to write under the ending “—” line to output it to the {{ .Content }} field in Markdown. Is it possible to output conten…

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koigokuti September 18, 2024, 7:13pm 16

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