I really like Hugo but I couldn’t ever find the right look and theme that I liked and spent way too much time on it. I decided to just create markdown posts on GitHub on that special user repository where the readme contents end up on your profile.
I Blog with Raw HTML
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#22What do you mean by raw html ?? Using js and stylesheet in your head tag, well you didn't mean pure html only site
Yeah, I was disappointed to see the site come up looking one way then quickly re-render in another aesthetic.
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#23What do you mean by raw html ?? Using js and stylesheet in your head tag, well you didn't mean pure html only site
I think it means literally writing the blog post directly as HTML, instead of as something that will then be turned into HTML tags (like Markdown).
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#24Whoah. Looks at Mr. Fancy here using DIVs on his blog. In my day we used the TD tag like a machine gun.
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#25Im confused, blogging with raw html but also using highlight.js and markdown?
re: static, there are two main points of view. Static from the visitor's perspective or static from the webmaster's perspective. This seems to be about static from the webmaster's perspective which is a "modern" view and one that seems to have overloaded the term since 2015 or so.
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#27Premature optimization
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#28Quite the unflex. I remember when everyone wrote websites in "Raw HTML".
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#29I'm blogging with Raw HTML since the beginning of this year. The biggest missing piece is probably RSS support which makes me sad. I can write a script to generate that from the list of article but I'm not sure if there's better way.
RSS is human-readable XML, so you could just manually update your RSS file every time you write a new post, in a text editor.
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#30Raw HTML is just that. This is all bootstrap.