Today, I updated the about page to display featured blog sections dynamically using front matter tags. This replaces the previous hardcoded method for a more flexible setup.

To install or update Hugo extended using HomeBrew, you can use the below,

When I have built this website, I had checked for a free static host solution which is easy to use and maintain. After a little research I landed on Netlify...

Here’s a custom Hugo shortcode that creates an image gallery in a masonry style using GLightbox. This approach will display images from a specified folder in a masonry layout, and each image will open in a lightbox when clicked.

A few months ago, I wrote a post on creating a feed page to list all posts on my Hugo website in a card format with pagination. Even though I am able to view the full posts...

In Hugo, creating different slash pages (like /about/, /uses/, etc.) involves creating specific content files for each page and customizing templates as needed.

Hugo is fast, but ineffecinet templates can make it slower. For checking the performance you can use the below commands.

This website contains various types of blogs, both technical and non-technical, that can be accessed through the variuos links. I wanted to have a single page...

This website is built with Hugo, a static site generator that uses Markdown for writing content files...