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title: Setting Up a Hugo Site
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date: 2022-01-01T14:19:54Z
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author: "ahmza"
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draft: true
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weight:
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tags: ["blog", "website", "web development", "hugo"]
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description: "Learn how to setup your own hugo site."
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canonicalURL: "https://blog.ahmza.com/Page%28/posts/setting-up-a-hugo-site.md%29"
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cover:
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image: "/img/hugo/hugo-feature.png" # image path/url
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alt: "hugo-logo" # alt text
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caption: "<text>" # display caption under cover
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relative: false # when using page bundles set this to true
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showtoc: true
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searchHidden: false
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---
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## **Introduction**
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Hugo is a static site generator that takes a bunch of template files
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and transforms them into files that a web browser can understand, like
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HTML, CSS and JS.
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Hugo gives you full control over the site and how you build it, however
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in this post I will try to keep it short and simple by using a pre made
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theme that will do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. The only thing
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you will need to do is configure the theme as well as write a test post
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or two for testing.
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## **Setting up the Environment**
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