Bloggy Post
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This is a blog post that has been pulled into Hugo from my obsidian folder. I’m using it to see what things look like in Hugo compared to the obsidian source:
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- Bullet list using -
- Sub-item
- Sub-sub-item
- Sub-sub-sub-item
- Cheeky number list inside
- sub-sub-sub-sub-item
- Cheeky number list inside
- Sub-sub-sub-item
- Sub-sub-item
- Sub-item
- Another item
- Bullet list using *
- Sub-item
- Sub-sub-item
- Sub-sub-sub-item
- sub-sub-sub-sub-item
- Sub-sub-sub-item
- Sub-sub-item
- Sub-item
- Numbered
- with
- sub-
- numbered
- lists
- numbered
- sub-
- with
- List
- Checkbox
- List
- With
- Some
- Items
- Checked
- Items
- Some
This is a quote It contains some bold text and some italic text
[!NOTE] This is a callout. Not sure hugo supports it
const message = "This is a javascript code block"
console.log(message);
public class CSharpCodeBlock
{
public int Property { get; set; }
}
This is a normal code block
Is it any different?
This is inline
code.
code with ` inside
This is bold text outside of the quote
This is italic text outside of the quote
strikeout
==highlight==
Bold with italic inside
Bitalic ** Not bold **
[[https://github.com/junegunn/fzf|Thing]]
[[Notes/Making My Blog|Making My Blog]]
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Very | Fun |
😄- emoji |
Do footnotes work1 How about ^[Inline footnotes]
Do %%comments%% render?
%% What about block comments? %%
Text separated by line breaks s
Online image
Thingy ↩︎