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Tables are one of the most powerful features in Markdown for organizing and presenting structured data. Whether you’re creating technical documentation, README files, or blog posts, understanding how to properly format tables can significantly improve your content’s readability and professionalism.

Converting LaTeX documents to Markdown has become essential for modern publishing workflows, integrating static site generators, documentation platforms, and version control systems while maintaining readability and simplicity.

Hugo caching strategies are essential for maximizing the performance of your static site generator. While Hugo generates static files that are inherently fast, implementing proper caching at multiple layers can dramatically improve build times, reduce server load, and enhance user experience.

Converting HTML to Markdown is a fundamental task in modern development workflows, particularly when preparing web content for Large Language Models (LLMs), documentation systems, or static site generators like Hugo.

The web was originally designed as a decentralized network where anyone could publish and connect. Over time, corporate platforms consolidated control, creating walled gardens where users are products and content is locked in. The Indie Web movement aims to restore the original promise of the web: personal ownership, creative freedom, and genuine connection.

Translating your Hugo website can improve your Google and Bing ranking - but only if the translated content is high quality, localized, and properly structured for multilingual SEO.

Converting Word documents to Markdown format is a very common task for technical writers, developers, and content creators who want to move their content to platforms with Markdown (like GitHub, GitLab, static site generators like Hugo).

To add the Page number to the blog post List page title in Hugo, you need to modify your list template

Opengraph image metadata is the meta property og:image. Basically, we want correctly generated tag <meta property="og:image" content="https://....jpg"> for each page in our hugo-based website.

Here I’m reviewing Codeblock options in Markdown. How to specify the programming language, diff formatting and code block filename.

In this test I’m comparing how different LLMs hosted on Ollama translate Hugo page in English to German. Three pages I tested were on different topics, had some nice markdown with some structure: headers, lists, tables, links, etc.

For quite a time I’ve been bugged with this annoyance to put thumbnail images of the pages into static directory. Thats for Mainroad, Rodster and similar Hugo themes.

The next step is to implement some CI/CD and setup Gitea Actions for Hugo website, to push website to AWS S3 automatically when master branch is updated.

Let’s see on github the list of best themes for Hugo static site generator, And check their star rating. You can go to official hugo themes list: https://themes.gohugo.io/

Not every second Friday, but still… We have two mainstream approaches

POSSE , which stands for “Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere,” is a content publishing strategy that emphasizes ownership and control of your online content.