Taxonomies allow you to classify content. Hugo includes tags and categories by default. You can define custom taxonomies in your site configuration: yaml Copy taxonomies: tag: tags category: categories series: series Then use them in your front matter: yaml Copy series: ["Hugo 101"]
Hugo organizes content based on the directory structure inside the content folder. Sections Top-level directories in content become sections (e.g., content/posts becomes example.com/posts). Page Bundles A directory containing an index.md file is a Leaf Bundle. It can contain resources like images …
Shortcodes allow you to embed rich content without writing raw HTML. To embed a YouTube video, use the built-in shortcode: md Copy {{< youtube id="w7Ft2ymGmfc" >}} You can also create custom shortcodes in your layouts/shortcodes directory.
Hugo is highly customizable through its configuration file, typically named hugo.yaml, hugo.toml, or hugo.json. Here is a basic example of a hugo.yaml configuration: yaml Copy baseURL: 'https://example.org/' languageCode: 'en-us' title: 'My New Hugo Site' theme: …