Writing notes

• Writing posts
  • Front-matter settings
  • Define post excerpt
  • Display table of contents
  • Tags
    • Alert
    • Highlight text
    • Image
    • Tabbed code block
    • Wide image
    • Fancybox
• Writing pages
• Math with KaTex
• Useful Links

Writing posts

To write articles, you have to use Markdown language. Here you can find the main basics of Markdown syntax.
Please note, there are many different versions of Markdown and some of them are not supported by Hugo.

Front-matter settings

Tranquilpeak introduces new variables to give you a lot of possibilities.

Example :

disqusIdentifier: fdsF34ff34
keywords:
- javascript
- hexo
clearReading: true
thumbnailImage: image-1.png
thumbnailImagePosition: bottom
autoThumbnailImage: yes
metaAlignment: center
coverImage: image-2.png
coverCaption: "A beautiful sunrise"
coverMeta: out
coverSize: full
coverImage: image-2.png
gallery:
    - image-3.jpg "New York"
    - image-4.png "Paris"
    - http://i.imgur.com/o9r19kD.jpg "Dubai"
    - https://example.com/orignal.jpg https://example.com/thumbnail.jpg "Sidney"
comments: false
showTags: true
showPagination: true
showSocial: true
showDate: true

Example: A post on index page will look like this with :thumbnailImagePosition set to bottom:

The same with : thumbnailImagePosition set to right:

The same with : thumbnailImagePosition set to left:

Define post excerpt

Use:

• <!--more--> to define post excerpt and keep the post excerpt in the post content

Display table of contents

As post excerpt feature enable with <!--more--> comment, you can display the table of contents of a post with <!-- toc -->. Place this comment where you want to display the table of content.

Here is what looks like the table of contents generated:

Tags

Tranquilpeak introduce new tags to display alert messages, images in full width and create beautiful galleries.

Alert

Alert tag is useful to highlight a content like a tips or a warning. Check it live here : Alert tag demo

Syntax:

{{< alert [classes] >}}
content
{{< /alert >}}

E.g:

{{< alert danger no-icon >}}
Here is a danger alert without icon
{{< /alert >}}

Highlight Text

Highlight text tag is useful to highlight an interesting part in a text. Check it live here : Highlight text tag demo

Syntax:

{{< hl-text [classes] >}}
content
{{< /hl-text >}}

E.g:

{{< hl-text danger >}}
your highlighted text
{{< /hl-text >}}

It's important to put the paragraph that contains highlight text tag inside <p>...</p> otherwise the following content may not be rendered.

Image

Image tag is useful to add images and create beautiful galleries. Check what are the possibilities here : Image tag demo

Syntax:

{{< image classes="[classes]" src="https://github.com/dominhhai/dominhhai.github.io/raw/dev/[/path/to/image]" thumbnail="[/path/to/thumbnail]" group="[group-name]" thumbnail-width="[width of thumbnail]" thumbnail-height="[height of thumbnail]" title="[title text]" >}}

E.g:

{{< image classes="fancybox right clear" src="https://github.com/dominhhai/dominhhai.github.io/raw/dev/image2.png" thumbnail="http://google.fr/images/image125.png" group="group:travel" thumbnail-width="150px" thumbnail-height="300px" title="A beautiful sunrise" >}}

Tabbed code block

Tabbed code blocks are useful to group multiple code blocks related. For example, the source code of a web component (html, css and js). Or compare a source code in different languages.

Check it live : tabbed code block demo

Syntax:

{{< tabbed-codeblock [name] [link] >}}
    <!-- tab [lang] -->
        source code
    <!-- endtab -->
{{< /tabbed-codeblock >}}

E.g:

{{< tabbed-codeblock example http://example.com >}}
    <!-- tab js -->
        var test = 'test';
    <!-- endtab -->
    <!-- tab css -->
        .btn {
            color: red;
        }
    <!-- endtab -->
{{< /tabbed-codeblock >}}

Wide image

Wide image tag is useful to display wide images in full width. It take the entire window width. Check the the result : Wide image tag demo

Syntax:

{{< wide-image src="https://github.com/dominhhai/dominhhai.github.io/raw/dev/[/path/to/image]" title="[title text]" >}}

E.g:

{{< wide-image src="http://google.fr/images/image125.png" title="A beautiful sunrise" >}}

Writing pages

Sometimes you need to create a page that is not a regular blog post, where you want to hide the date, social sharing buttons, tags, categories and pagination. This is the case for the blog pages About or Contact for instance which do not need to be timestamped (nor tagged or categorized) nor provide pagination and are not intended to be shared on social networks.

In order to create such a page you can proceed like so:

hugo new page/contact.md

This creates the file contact.md in the directory content/page pre-populated with the following front matter.

---
title: "New Page"
categories:
- category
- subcategory
tags:
- tag1
- tag2
keywords:
- tech
comments:       false
showMeta:       false
showActions:    false
#thumbnailImage: //example.com/image.jpg
---

The rest is basically the same as for a regular post.

Math with KaTex

More in this Hugo HP.

1. _{ problem

Replace _{ by \_{ to disable Markdown transform. Such as:

s_t = f(U x_t + W s\_{t-1} )

2. \ problem

Replace \ by \\ to disable Markdown transform. Such as:

\\{ A\_{i,i} \\}

3. Aligned layout with empty before =

Prepend \ before &=. Such as:

\begin{aligned}
E_t(y_t, \hat{h_y}) &= -y_t log{\hat{y_t}} \\cr
E(y, \hat{y})       &= \sum_t{E_t(y_t, \hat{h_y})} \\cr
                  \ &= -\sum_t{y_t log{h_y})}
\end{aligned}

Useful Links

• Math Dict
• KaTex Functions
• Unicode Emoji