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A couple of Hugo questions Jacques, and please don't tell me to RTFM! Is there a way to instruct Hugo that once a crossover point is reached to unbundle the CS

A couple of Hugo questions Jacques, and please don't tell me to RTFM! Is there a way to instruct Hugo that once a crossover point is reached to unbundle the CSS? That'd be sweet. Is there a way to concatenate multiple Markdown files into a single post? The reason I ask is because I've recently started building a site that has weird hand-rolled static Markdown pages served up dynamically by a Rails/Bootstrap combo. The kicker, some of the pages are very long so I've split them up into multiple files to make them cognitively easier to edit. I'd be interested if I could drop the Rails part :) Thx in advance ps: I'm now too afraid to measure the page load times of my Wordpress blog now :(

jacquesm 11y ago
> Is there a way to instruct Hugo that once a crossover point is reached to unbundle the CSS? Not that I'm aware of, Hugo is pretty much of the 'sausage grinder' variety of blog post generators, not much in terms of decision making during the processing from what I've seen so far. I also ran into a pretty serious bug while doing this and there are likely more. Still, as fresh as it is it performs amazingly well and the authors are super helpful and worked hard to track down and fix that bug. > Is there a way to concatenate multiple Markdown files into a single post? Again, not from within hugo but that one should be fixable with some pre-processing. I use a makefile that does some pre and post processing. > I'm now too afraid to measure the page load times of my Wordpress blog now :( Do it anyway, that will give you a nice before-and-after benchmark.