Add Title to hugo.yaml and modify navbar to use it #257
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navbar.html by defalut puts the title on every page. This update modifies it to not put the title on the home page. The title already is a central part of the text within the page and having it on the home page is redundant. Defining the title in the config comes in useful for other Hugo templates that want to use the title of the website.
hjellinek
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Dec 25, 2024
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We can do that -- the staging site has this PR build it. It was hidden due to me overwriting the title with, Staging Environment as the title. I've disabled that for now. Long term, I'll re-enable it to ensure it's clear its the staging site. |
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I'm not sure I understand where Hugo puts the title on the home page of the current site. |
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Never mind, I now see the |
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Included in rssFeed branch and merged. Closing. |
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navbar.html by default puts the title on every page. This update modifies navbar.html to not put the title on the home page. The title already is a central part of the text within the page and having it on the home page is redundant.
Defining the title in the config comes in useful for other Hugo templates that want to use the title of the website. The RSS Feed will make use of this.