Exploring Hugo Features

This post is a playground for testing various features of Hugo and the Blowfish theme. I’m using it to verify formatting, layouts, and content elements before I publish regular articles.

Code Snippets

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Testing syntax highlighting for different languages.

def greet(name: str) -> str:
    return f"Hello, {name}!"

print(greet("Hugo"))

# Hugo version check
hugo version

Images

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Testing image embedding and captions.

Caption: Hubble Space Telescope.

Lists

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Ordered list:

1. Verify headings
2. Test code blocks
3. Insert images
4. Add tables and callouts

Unordered list:

• Syntax highlighting
• Blockquotes
• Tables
• Emojis and icons

Blockquotes

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Hugo makes it easy to structure content clearly, and Blowfish renders it cleanly.

Tables

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Callouts

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💡 Note: Using callouts is useful to highlight important points or instructions.

Conclusion

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This post serves purely to test Hugo’s content capabilities and Blowfish’s rendering. Everything here is intentionally varied to check how different elements appear and behave.

Next Steps:

• Experiment with shortcodes (video, tweets, alerts).
• Test pagination, excerpts, and lists on the blog page.
• Refine styling and layout for real articles.