I just realised that papermod is quite an
unaccessible theme. Post aren't really linked on
list pages. Clicking them in a graphical
environment works well, but this requires
javascript to work. Reading contents is not
possible by default with text browsers for
example. So I used the headings inside
entry-headers to put permalinks to the entries.
There was that long piece of inline code:
`path/to/my/hugo-website/www.nixre.net/content`
which I shortened to:
`path/to/my/[..]/content`
because due to commit 80162b7 there happens no
linebreak in inline code elements. I have to keep
this in mind, because this can make a whole
page become too wide and side scrollable.
Assigned vim2neovim to "vim-to-neovim-migration"
series.
Created a basic list page for series - it's not
the final version yet... only made it work
rudimentarily.
Added CSS rules to style the newly introduced
div.series-note.
1)
Wrote the vim2nvim blog post:
- tagged the post with 'editor' and realized, that
'update-lastmod-using-vim' should get tagged
with it as well
- realised that inline code could span over
multiple lines, which I don't like so decided to
add 'p code { white-space: nowrap; }' to .css.
2)
Added the 'editor' tag to the new blog post and to
an older one. This caused modifications of index
pages and feeds.
3)
Added
p code {
white-space: nowrap;
}
to main.css to address inline code and avoid
line-breaks in these elements.
The post_nav_links "Next page" and "Prev page" in articles's footer were
used in a wrong way:
"Next page" referred to the older post and "Prev page" to the newer one.
Added friendica and hubzilla to customized
social.json to be able to provide links to those
of my profiles, too.
hugo update changes cause meta data updates again.
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