#hugo

This tutorial should help you setup and deploy an Hugo site to GitHub Pages by using GitHub Actions to automatically build and deploy your site. Additionally, you’ll learn how to integrate Azure Application Insights to monitor user behaviour, track page views, analyze performance metrics, and gain valuable insights into how visitors interact with your static site.

When it comes to creating informative and visually appealing content on your Hugo-powered site, using blockquotes to highlight important notes is a common practice. Blockquotes provide a clear separation from the main text and draw attention to key information. If you’re familiar with GitHub’s style of rendering notes in Markdown files, you might have noticed their visually appealing and distinct note blockquote design (https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925). In this article, we’ll explore how you can achieve a similar look by adding GitHub-style note blockquotes to your Hugo site using shortcodes.

This tutorial should help you setup and deploy an Hugo site to GitHub Pages by using GitHub Actions to automatically build and deploy your site.