Set up the Hugo static site generator with a new custom theme, generating exactly what we have right now.
Then added new pages and content, currently not linked from the frontpage. You can browse the latest build here: https://kosmos.5apps.com/projects/
Local builds are also easy. Just install Hugo, and run npm install; npm run dev. This will auto-build and locally serve both the static pages and CSS (in all normal cases).
As of yet, there is zero JavaScript used on the site itself. Even the mobile navigation menu is opened/closed using pure HTML and CSS.
Set up the Hugo static site generator with a new custom theme, generating exactly what we have right now.
Then added new pages and content, currently not linked from the frontpage. You can browse the latest build here: https://kosmos.5apps.com/projects/
Local builds are also easy. Just install [Hugo](https://gohugo.io/), and run `npm install; npm run dev`. This will auto-build and locally serve both the static pages and CSS (in all normal cases).
As of yet, there is zero JavaScript used on the site itself. Even the mobile navigation menu is opened/closed using pure HTML and CSS.
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Set up the Hugo static site generator with a new custom theme, generating exactly what we have right now.
Then added new pages and content, currently not linked from the frontpage. You can browse the latest build here: https://kosmos.5apps.com/projects/
Local builds are also easy. Just install Hugo, and run
npm install; npm run dev. This will auto-build and locally serve both the static pages and CSS (in all normal cases).As of yet, there is zero JavaScript used on the site itself. Even the mobile navigation menu is opened/closed using pure HTML and CSS.
1116da13c0to0f806bded10f806bded1to893c0bd40a893c0bd40ato1e728d56e656b1b775b0to9e1c2bd397WIP: Set up Hugoto Set up Hugo, add new website/content