Rendering .html files?

[Nagefire]

I use Pluto.jl notebooks extensively in my projects and I would like to include some of the static notebook files on my site. It's possible to just export the notebooks as raw .html files and copy them straight into the public/ folder of after building the site with hugo, but this has the rather unsatisfying result of rendering the notebook without adding the navbar, sidebar, or other site features.

I tried adding a notebook to the content/ folder and building my site, but I get a host of errors stemming from the default layout in the blox-tailwind module. I tried a minimal working example

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date: 2024-06-27
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<h1>Title</h1>

and got the same errors. Is it possible to render .html content files with hugo-blox? Is there a workaround?

$ hugo version
hugo v0.126.3+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=unknown

[gcushen]

I use Pluto.jl notebooks extensively in my projects and I would like to include some of the static notebook files on my site. It's possible to just export the notebooks as raw .html files and copy them straight into the public/ folder of after building the site with hugo, but this has the rather unsatisfying result of rendering the notebook without adding the navbar, sidebar, or other site features.

I tried adding a notebook to the content/ folder and building my site, but I get a host of errors stemming from the default layout in the blox-tailwind module. I tried a minimal working example

---
date: 2024-06-27
---

<h1>Title</h1>

and got the same errors. Is it possible to render .html content files with hugo-blox? Is there a workaround?

$ hugo version
hugo v0.126.3+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=unknown

Rendering HTML files is a Hugo feature rather than a template/theme feature. Have you tried asking on the Hugo forums or reading the Hugo docs on Hugo's approach to this? You may want to create a Hugo layout for your HTML file.

Please share the error message if you would like the community to help? Without sharing the error message, it's impossible for anyone to support you with debugging the error message.