Hugo Linen
Theme Guide

Write with Markdown

Markdown remains the fastest way to author posts in Hugo. This page demonstrates common patterns in Hugo Linen.

Lists

  1. Start with a direct point.
  2. Keep each item focused.
  3. Use paragraphs after lists when the point needs more context.
  • Tags support discovery.
  • Categories support broad grouping.
  • Series support ordered reading.

Code

hello.go
package mainimport "fmt"func main() {    fmt.Println("Hello, Hugo Linen")}
hugo.toml
[params]  photoswipe = true  lazyload = true

Table

FeaturePurpose
ArchivesBrowse by year, category, tag, and series
Raw MarkdownCompare rendered content with the source
PhotoSwipeOpen content images in a lightbox

Footnote

Hugo renders footnotes through Goldmark.1


  1. Goldmark is Hugo’s default Markdown renderer. ↩︎

Markdown remains the fastest way to author posts in Hugo. This page demonstrates common patterns in Hugo Linen.## Lists1. Start with a direct point.2. Keep each item focused.3. Use paragraphs after lists when the point needs more context.- Tags support discovery.- Categories support broad grouping.- Series support ordered reading.## Code```go {title="hello.go"}package mainimport "fmt"func main() {    fmt.Println("Hello, Hugo Linen")}``````toml {title="hugo.toml folded"}[params]  photoswipe = true  lazyload = true```## Table| Feature | Purpose || --- | --- || Archives | Browse by year, category, tag, and series || Raw Markdown | Compare rendered content with the source || PhotoSwipe | Open content images in a lightbox |## FootnoteHugo renders footnotes through Goldmark.[^goldmark][^goldmark]: Goldmark is Hugo's default Markdown renderer.