Hugo Themes
Today I Learned
A Hugo theme focused on simplicity and readability. Ideal for both traditional blog posts and shorter notes that makes it easy to record and share knowledge that doesn’t need a full blog post. Perfect for quick tips, insights, and discoveries.
- Author: Michael Henriksen
- GitHub Stars: 0
- Updated: 2024-10-31
- License: MIT
- Tags: Blog Light Minimal Personal
Today I Learned
A Hugo theme focused on simplicity and readability. Ideal for both traditional blog posts and shorter notes that makes it easy to record and share knowledge that doesn’t need a full blog post. Perfect for quick tips, insights, and discoveries.
Check out the theme demo at https://michenriksen.com/til-example-site.
[!NOTE] This theme is in beta and is not yet feature-complete. Bugs and quirks may still be present. Check back regularly for updates with new features and bug fixes!
Features
Content graph view
Visualize connections between notes and posts like seen in Apps like Obsidian. The content graph provides a web of your knowledge, letting you and your readers explore related notes and see how everything connects.
Side notes
Add side notes that sit neatly alongside your main content. Perfect for extra details, tips, or fun facts without breaking up the flow of your writing.
Admonitions
Highlight important notes, warnings, tips, or anything that deserves special attention with styled callout boxes. Great for keeping readers informed.
Improved JSON-LD data
The theme enhances Hugo’s built-in JSON-LD structured data by adding more detailed metadata, helping search engines better understand your content and making it easier for your posts to appear in relevant search results.
Built-in blocking of generative AI/LLM associated web crawlers
If you’re concerned about your content being used as training data for generative AI and language models, the theme’s robots.txt template allows you to easily block a wide range of genAI and LLM-related web crawlers.
Easy Creative Commons licensing
The theme includes simple options for adding a Creative Commons license to your content, allowing you to define how others can use, share, or adapt your work. You can choose the most appropriate Creative Commons license, and it will automatically appear in the website footer with optional usage icons.
Documentation
- Installation and Setup
- Configuration Reference
- Shortcodes