Connect to wifi via a QR code Given more people can no come and visit us at home, they are also requesting access to our wifi. I know I could create an open guest network, and they could just connect to that, but to manage access and to keep it restricted to people we know using our bandwidth I have to keep telling people the passcode for the wifi. We could write it down, and stick it to the fridge, but it also needs the SSID to be included.

About me page This step is how to add an about me page to out hugo site. This assumes that git and GitHub desktop have been installed. You will also need a github account. Open a window command prompt In the command prompt type: cd c:/hugo/sites/example.com This will change the current directory to c:\hugo\sites\example.com. This is the location that we set up earlier to contain the details of the site that we are creating.

How to join similar content using tags.

Front matter

Analytics

How to schedule blog posts in Hugo.

Markdown This is my cheat sheet for the basic syntax for markdown. Basic Headings Element Syntax Render Heading 1 # Heading 1 Heading 1 Heading 2 ## Heading 2 Heading 2 Heading 3 ### Heading 3 Heading 3 Heading 4 #### Heading 4 Heading 4 Heading 5 ##### Heading 5 Heading 5 Heading 6 ###### Heading 6 Heading 6 EmphasisEmphasis Element Syntax Render Bold **bold text** bold text Italic *italic text* italic text Bold Italic ***bold italic text*** bold italic text Blockquotes Element Syntax Render Block quote > Blockquote Blockquote

Custom Domain This step is how to use a custom domain name, instead of the URL that Azure provides. This is completely optional to do this step, and the Azure URL will work fine, however this step is more a vanity step to make the site easier to remember. The assumption with this step is that you already have bought a domain name. The below steps are generic, as they will be different depending on who you bought the domain through, and who manages your DNS.

Configuring site This step is how to start to customise you site, and make it feel more your own. The main source of configuration in hugo is the config.toml file. We have already edited this file when we added our chosed theme. The basic config.toml lives in the root directory of our site (c:\hugo\sites\example.com) Open the config.toml file in a text editor. There should be 4 entires in the base config, these are: Key Value Explanation baseURL http://example.

Deploying site to azure Navigate to the Azure portal Select Create a Resource Search for Static Web Apps Select Static Web Apps Select Create On the Basics tab, enter the following values. Property Value Subscription Your Azure subscription name. Resource group my-hugo-group Name hugo-static-app Plan type Free Region for Azure Functions API and staging environments Select a region closest to you. Source GitHub Select Sign in with GitHub and authenticate with GitHub.