Authoring a blog in Markdown
The core thesis of this project is using Obsidian for authoring my blog posts. I’m a big fan of Markdown for authoring and Obsidian’s already where I keep my notes. It’s gone through a lot of iterations, but the current version uses Gitea, Drone, and a few Docker images I’ve built that do various types of sanitizations/transformations.
A Confession #
I’m not using quartz anymore. Oops. This series has been in the works for a long time and I ended up committing more firmly to Hugo than to Quartz in particular. For a few reasons I’d rather not do a bunch of renaming, I’m just going to preserve the name as-is. Apologies for any confusion.
2023
Using Taxonomy Terms in Hugo: Adding Content
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What am I Doing?
Filtering Hugo pages by Type
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More complex Hugo sites sometimes require creating markdown files you don’t want displayed in specific listings.
Adding Series and Navigation links to Hugo page
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Extending Quartz’s single.html to link between posts.
Gardening with Quartz
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When you want a container built right, you have to do it yourself.
Copying HTML files by hand is for suckers
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How I built a drone instance and pipeline to publish my blog