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Newly in "Hugo themes"I'm new user in "static websites" topic and "Hugo" so on.. I've some mistakes while building my blog with this theme. There is some questions: 1. The structureOther themes (example) creates "branch"es in github, so you can easily switch between "exampleSite" and direct content of "theme" folder in Hugo. In this case I've no idea which folder and which file necessary in "theme" folder of "Hugo" and where is "config" file in root and so, and so.... 2. Online CMSThe online builders such as Forestry or NetlifyCMS are giving so much errors while deploying site with this theme... Can anyone show one or some config files ("front-matter configs" if I understood) for this services? 3. Auto updating themeIf I clone this theme to my web-blog (which lives in github as a repository) and deploy with netlify — in this case can I set auto-update for this theme? (is this works via "git*-submodules?) P.S. Sorry my english is very bad |
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UPDATENo need support, I already have the answers for first two questions. with 3rd question — you are welcome ) |
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This repository contains theme's files and the example site's files. Except the example's files, which path is exampleSite, the rest of files are belonged to theme.
See also Host on Netlify
You should install this theme as a submodule of your repository instead of cloning it. git submodule update --remote --recursive There is a blog demo that hosted on Netlify. Hope that may help. |
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This repository contains theme's files and the example site's files.
Except the example's files, which path is exampleSite, the rest of files are belonged to theme.
See also Host on Netlify
You should install this theme as a submodule of your repository instead of cloning it.
Once this theme was installed as a submodule, you can upgrade theme via:
There is a blog demo that hosted on Netlify. Hope that may help.