How to make a website with Hugo and Gitlab

[@nikhildilippawar4847]

After going through so many videos and pages, finally found something that is useful (for Hugo Beautiful especially)! Thanks for the nice step-by-step explanation.

[@GustavoAUseche]

I too arrived here after seeing your post in the DLN forum. Cool video! I'm documenting myself to write my first webpage and your video helps me a lot. Thanks!

[@rwaltr]

That is awesome! Best of luck on your website!

[@EamonnCottrell]

Great video, man. Came here after some headscratching on a couple other Hugo starter videos once they got to the deployment section. Nice job going through it concisely. I've still got some questions on linking to images and other static content, but very happy to get a workable site up and live on gitLab. Thanks

[@rwaltr]

Linking to local images can be a pain, the best way to do this is to put all your images in a folder such as /static/img/ and you "SHOULD" be able to reference them with  Images in markdown do not give you much flexibility when it comes to how to modify them, they will appear in their original size. You could do some fancy stuff with HTML, since you can inject raw HTML into your Markdown pages.

[@EamonnCottrell]

@@rwaltr Nice. I just finished figuring this out some of this. Apparently, with the latest version of Hugo, you've gotta setup the config.toml with [markup] [markup.goldmark.renderer] unsafe= true in order to get the raw HTML to display. That was part of what was throwing me off. But yeah, I was doing something funky the other day because the static/img deal works fine now.. here's the tester site I've been getting up and running: sieis.com/

[@lqlarry]

Saw your post on DLN. Thanks for the post!

[@rwaltr]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

[@yujunrongma5303]

Is there anyway to make it non-blog, or I have to pick a non-blog theme?