Add Hyperlink
In Hugo markup, you can create hyperlink to reference either internal or external webpages.
To reference internal (on the same site) page:
[your title]({{< ref "/your reference file name.md" >}})
To referenc external page, hyperlink will open in a new tab:
This one will add a line break after the hyperlink: we use the newtabref-newline Hugo shortcodes
{{< newtabref-newline href="https://...." title="your title" >}}
This one will not add a line break after the hyperlink: we use the newtabref-inline Hugo shortcodes
{{< newtabref-inline href="https://...." title="your title" >}}
(self note: in the above code snip, undercover, we escaped the Hugo shortcodes using /**/ inside the <…> block so it will not break this page.)
Create Table
{{<table "table table-striped table-bordered">}}
|Project Name|Allocated Hours|User Name|Used Hours
|--------------|-----------------|--------------|-----------------|
|Project1|40|User1|2|
|Project1|40|User2|4|
{{</table>}}
Escape shortcode
You might need to escape (i.e., prevent from executing) a shortcode in a Hugo markdown (.md) file. A simple method is adding /* after the opening double curly braces and the angle bracket or percent sign (i.e., {{< or {{%/*) and adding */ after the closing angle bracket or percent sign and double curly braces (i.e., >}} or */%}}).
Rebuild public folder
hugo -d public
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