Content

Each post is going to be written in a separate markdown file. For example, if you wanted to write something on Chocolate Lava Cakes, you would have a file called ChocolateLavaCake.md where you would write your text.

The hugo-sugoi theme comes with some examples. Navigate to my-food-blog\themes\hugo-sugoi\exampleSite. There you will see a folder called content.

Copy this content folder and paste it into the my-food-blog folder, where the root of the project is (overwrite the existing one).

Run the program again:

hugo serve

Now you have some content!

Go into my-food-blog\content\post and observe the 4 markdown files that represent the 4 posts: - air-nation-list-style.md - code-blocks.md - prince-zuko.md - water-nation-pride-and-peace.md

You can open any one of them to see the format of how you need to write your posts in Markdown.

In a Markdown file, you can just write the content as plain English - like you would on Microsoft Word - except you can use symbols to signify headings or special styling in your text. For example:

# Something is a main heading, like this:

Something

## Something is a next level sub heading, like this:

Something

### Something is an even lower sub level heading, like this:

Something

**Something** Will make something bold, like this: Something

*Something* Will make something italicized, like this: Something

[Something](https://www.google.com) is a link: Something

There are a few places where you can read some of the syntax used for markdown: * https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/ * https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/

Now everytime you want to start a new post, all you have to do is write it in a new Markdown file, inside the content/post folder!