I'm using the "Hugo-Clarity" theme, which recommends that JavaScript libraries and CSS files be added to static/js and static/css. I've done this. In an ordinary html file, the js and css files would be linked in the header information.
However, I'm not sure whether I should add them to the page header information, or inside the EXPORT_HTML block which uses the library. In any case, they're not being "picked up" as it were by my html script, and the corresponding page (once run through the Hugo engine) is simply blank.
The output of hugo version is
hugo v0.122.0+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=unknown
I'm working in Arch Linux, with a system which was fully upgraded only a few hours ago. I know this can be done, as I'm pretty sure I did it once! But I can't remember how, and in any case I was using another theme then, and linking the JavaScript files in its layouts/partials/head.html file. Anyway, thank you!
I'm using the "Hugo-Clarity" theme, which recommends that JavaScript libraries and CSS files be added to
static/jsandstatic/css. I've done this. In an ordinary html file, the js and css files would be linked in the header information.However, I'm not sure whether I should add them to the page header information, or inside the
EXPORT_HTMLblock which uses the library. In any case, they're not being "picked up" as it were by my html script, and the corresponding page (once run through the Hugo engine) is simply blank.The output of
hugo versionisI'm working in Arch Linux, with a system which was fully upgraded only a few hours ago. I know this can be done, as I'm pretty sure I did it once! But I can't remember how, and in any case I was using another theme then, and linking the JavaScript files in its
layouts/partials/head.htmlfile. Anyway, thank you!