Basic usage: {{< external href="https://vhs.codeberg.page/after-dark" text="After Dark" />}} {{< external href="https://vhs.codeberg.page/after-dark" />}} After Dark vhs.codeberg.page/after-dark Shorthand usage: {{< external "https://vhs.codeberg.page/after-dark" "After Dark" />}} {{< external href="https://codeberg.org/vhs/after-dark/raw/branch/trunk/bin/install" />}} {{< external "wss://fs1.vhs.codeberg.page:80" />}} After Dark codeberg.org/vhs/after-dark/raw/branch/trunk/bin/install wss://fs1.vhs.codeberg.page:80 Note: URIs such as those using the wss scheme may be considered unsafe by the Go template package. Learn more in the package Security Model. With a trusted URL: {{< external trusted="true" href="wss://fs1.

After Dark helps you showcase your favorite blog posts by allowing you to easily specify a set of pages to appear first in post listings using only site config. Use featured posts to drive more traffic to your highest value pages, increase the visibility of niche content or target pages for additional inbound links. Adjust featured posts from Site Configuration by adding: [params.layout.post.featured] limit = 3 items = [ "borg-backup-minio-scaleway", "dual-boot-manjaro-mojave-macbook-pro", "surfing-uncensorable-web", "encrypted-internet-wireguard-manjaro-linux" ] Modify items using the page slugs from your posts and adjust the featured limit to the total number of items you wish to display.

If a search engine can find it, so can you. Quickly locate indexable content site-wide with fuzzy search. No registration necessary. Interactive Example Adjust it from _index.md in the site content/search directory: ├── archetypes ├── content │ └── search │ └── _index.md ├── static ├── themes If the file doesn’t exist, yet create it: $ hugo new search/_index.md And specify the JSON Output Format in site config:

After Dark uses link typing to indicate semantic relationships between documents. By default the alternate link type is used to highlight the presence of web feeds on the homepage and in taxonomy listings: <link href="https://domain.example/index.xml" rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="After Dark"> <link href="https://domain.example/categories/privacy/index.xml" rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="After Dark"> <link href="https://domain.example/tags/color/index.xml" rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="After Dark"> In addition to defaults After Dark recognizes the prev and next link types if specified in page Front Matter:

After Dark provides related content to help users find more information that’s relevant to them and can increase page views and time spent on your site. When two or more pages or posts contain the same taxonomy tags they will be linked in a section as shown near the bottom of the page. The section appears automatically below Post Bylines with a default maximum of 7 items shown.

After Dark uses Hugo’s Section Menu for “Lazy” Bloggers to create a site-wide navigational aid. The section menu is disabled by default. Interactive Example Overview Features Modules Shortcodes Extras Search Enable it from menu.main layout config in your site configuration: [params.layout.menu.main] hidden = true # set `false` or remove to show section menu With the menu enabled navigation links will begin appearing automatically on a per-section basis whenever Published Content is available within that section.

Automatically generate a table of contents with smooth-scroll links based on the current page outline. To do so add the following to post Front Matter: toc = true Set false, or simply remove the setting, to disable. The table of contents will be collapsed under a disclosure on page load. Once the disclosure is expanded the full page outline will be revealed. Selecting an item in the outline will smooth-scroll to the corresponding section, update the browser history and highlight the section title.

After Dark generates categorical and tag taxonomy and taxonomy terms pages and links to them automatically in posts using Post Bylines. Given the following page Front Matter for a post type: categories = ["navigation"] tags = ["links", "taxonomy"] The following taxonomy links would appear in the byline: Published [by author] [publishdate or date] in navigation and tagged links and taxonomy using [wordcount] words. The following Index Blocked taxonomy pages generated: