Frequently asked questions

Add a Markdown file under content/articles/, give it a title and one or more categories in the front matter, and write away. It appears in Recent articles and search automatically.

Anyone with access to the site repository. Articles are plain Markdown, so editing is as simple as opening a pull request or committing a change.

Yes — run hugo server locally for a live preview, or open a pull request to get a deploy preview if your host supports it.

Search runs entirely in the browser against an index Hugo builds at /index.json. There’s no server or third-party service to set up, and it works on the static site. Press / anywhere to jump to the search box.

The search index is rebuilt when the site builds. Re-run the build (or restart hugo server) and refresh the page.

Hugo’s built-in related-content engine matches articles on shared tags first, then categories. Add relevant tags to make the matches better.

Drop your file in static/images/ and point params.logo in hugo.toml at it. If the file is missing, the hub shows a text wordmark instead, so nothing breaks.

Edit the --accent value (and the --cat-* palette if you like) in assets/css/style.css. One change re-skins the whole hub.