I decided to add Google Analytics to this site, luckily the Clarity theme makes this quite easy. This post details the update required to make Google Analytics work.

My previous (old) blog was hosted on Blogger and was called About 80 minutes. There is a reasonable amount of content on that blog that I wanted to host on this hugo site. This post covers my journey from taking posts from Blogger and hosting them on GitHub.

In a recent post, I discussed moving my content into page bundles. In this post I take it a step further by introducing a shortcode to process images into a clickable thumbnail that links to the image.

In this post, the 6th for my github pages site, I’ll be exploring changing the structure of my Hugo site so that I have a content management strategy in place for future.

Now that I’m more familiar with Hugo and how to create Hugo sites, it’s time to fundamentally change the way this site references themes from git modules to Hugo modules.

There are tons of themes available for Hugo, take a look at jamstack and the Hugo’s own page and there are plenty to play with. The different themes are sutilable for different sites, for instance geekblog is a good blog site theme, Resume A4 could be a good personal portfolio site and showcase could be good for …

Once Hugo and the build pipeline are set up, next steps will be customising Hugo.

Welcome to andrewfitzy.github.io, this first post will give a step by step guide of how I got this site up and running.