As literally, this module sets the background image for pages.
The noscript module display a alert message if the user browser doesn’t support JavaScript.
When clicking any non-linkable image, the bigger picture module shows the original size of the the clicked image.
This article describes how to configure the footer’s menus.
The base module provides several basic layouts and templates for other modules, such as a landing page, a custom 404 page, a header and a footer module.
The search module integrates HB with the Hugo Search Module, a powerful, flexible and responsive Hugo client side fuzzy search module.
Previously, we had a rough understanding of Hugo’s configuration structure, and then we will introduce how to configure multilingual sites.
This article will try to briefly introduce Hugo’s configuration structure.
This article describes the properties of the menu entry and how to config the menus.
This article describes how to configure the header’s menus.
This module is a universal footer, which ships with menus and some useful sub modules, i.e. social links.
The header’s theme toggle module for switching light, dark or auto (follow system) color mode.
The header’s socials generates social links.
The header’s search module displays a search form and button to open the search modal.
The header’s language picker module for users to switch supported languages, it’s useful for multilingual sites.
The header module is a universal top app bar that ships with some useful sub modules, such as search form, social links, light/dark mode toggle and language picker.
The scrollbar module changes the default browser scrollbar style.
Do you want to create and share your creative HB modules? Here is everything you want to know.
HB provides various of syntax highlighting modules, this article lists the supported styles.
The code block panel provides abilities to expand code, copy code, wrap code and toggle code line numbers.
This article shows how to install, uninstall, upgrade, clean and tidy modules.
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