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* Initial Hugo buildout * Initial Hugo buildout * Progress * Initial Hugo buildout * Initial Hugo buildout * Progress * Rebase on main * sync to #41 * Additional fixes; partials image paths, white-paper page. * White-paper separate nav, 404 cleanup. * banner update * Initial Hugo buildout * Initial Hugo buildout * Progress * Initial Hugo buildout * Initial Hugo buildout * Progress * Rebase on main * sync to #41 * Additional fixes; partials image paths, white-paper page. * White-paper separate nav, 404 cleanup. * banners from `main` * white-paper CTA styling, auth # fix, title fix * Better invalidation path * Footer nav fix * White paper, not white-paper. QR Code page * Superfluous XML Files * README.md additions * Style changes Co-authored-by: Jacob Heider <jacob@tea.xyz>
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tea/www
Deploys to tea.xyz.
Conditions of Use
This repo is open source, but you may not publish this website in an attempt to masquerade as tea.inc. Trademark law has our back here.
Getting Started
sh <(curl tea.xyz) https://github.com/teaxyz/www
Alternatively:
hugo serve --watch -D
Dependencies
| Project | Version |
|---|---|
| nodejs.org | ^18 |
| ------------ | --------- |
| gohugo.io | ^0.99 |
| ------------ | --------- |
| bootstrap | ^5 |
| ------------ | --------- |
| jquery | ^3.6 |
Editing/Syntax
This site is has been built with the help of Bootstrap for CSS/JS heavy-lifting and HUGO for templating and DRY development. HUGO must be installed locally in order to adequately preview development via terminal command [hugo server]. Partials/repeated components can be be found in layouts/partials. Each HTML page (layouts/page) must have a corresponding Markdown file in the Content folder (content/).
Creating a New Page
- Create a new HTML file in layouts/page
- Define the content section via
{{ define "main" }}prior to proposed content area, and {{ end }} after proposed content area. User this HTML file to affect layout and styling. Content may be added via the corresponding .md file (see step 3) - Create an
.mdfile in the 'Content' folder and provide the appropriate metadata. Example:
title: "White Paper" # (How this page will appear in the menu)
Description: "tea.white paper" # (Populates as page title)
layout: "white-paper" # (the associated HTML file)
menu: main # (Assign a menu)
weight: 7 # (Order in which this item will appear)
Following that, begin typing content. This will populate in the section of your HTML document that has been defined as main.
- If adding a menu link for an external source or ID, edit the config.toml accordingly.
- Run with
hugo serve --watch -D.
Editing Partials/Repeated components
Partials may be edited in plain HTML. No additional HUGO syntax is required.
Defining Partial Locations
Partials are defined via the baseof.html file in layouts/default. This informs the layout of a newly generated page. Insert new partials via the syntax {{- partial "partial.html" -}}.