Removed the indieweb tag from the web0 blog
posting. Initially I had in mind to mention
indieweb as well, but decide to write a separate
posting about that and forgot to remove the tag
from front matter.
And accidentally didn't create a folder for the
blog-post with index.html - so moved web0.html to
web0/index.html.
Added an new blog post about web0.
By this the taxonomies for categories and tags
got introduced and published.
Due to an update of hugo the CSS changed and the
version number in the meta tag.
In the original (S)CSS list items for unordered
lists were set by ::before instead of ::marker.
I just commented that whole block and set a custom
list item marker. It looks like the developer
wanted to address lists in TOCs only - for me the
original styling worked in other lists as well and
was quite ugly.
Before I tried to include the social links by
adding a surrounding div with p-note class, which
of course was a super silly idea.
So now I removed that div and added a span element
with p-note class to the text at proper position.
Added an image of myself and started implementing
indieweb microformats using hugo shortcodes.
Also decided for now to not minify that much as I
did before, because I'm still developing and at
this point single line html-files are not so good.
htmlmin is nice and does it's job very well.
The current situation is that generated html files
cotain embedded json data for schema.org and this
doesnt' get minified. Well, of course not:
"htmlmin" ;-)
Thats why I created a small shell script that uses
GNU/sed to join the lines and redundant space
characters.
hugo --minify strips quotes from some attribrutes,
which could be very problematic.
I decided to not use hugo's --minify option
anymore - instead I use the external tool htmlmin
from now. Configured the 'M' git alias which
minifies every .html file and afterwards it
executes the `git add .' command.
The rel="me" attribute in social links are set
incorrectly: rel=me. With this commit I fixed this
manually with sed and find and hope that this
fixes my rel-me-verification /o\
Today I've set it up with hugo and
color-your-world theme, which I like very much.
i decided to keep the very original git
repository and not to create a new one. Don't ask
me for the reason - there's no specific reason for
the decision :-)
