
* feat: add icon support to badge shortcodes - Introduced an optional icon parameter to both badge.html files. - Updated the badge rendering to include the icon alongside the content. - Enhanced the layout for better alignment of icon and text. * feat: add new feature shortcode * docs: update badge doc
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{{< callout emoji="ℹ️" >}} Some of these are Hugo built-in shortcodes. These shortcodes are considered less stable and may be changed anytime. {{< /callout >}}
Badge
{{</* badge "Badge" */>}}
Result:
{{< badge "Badge" >}}
Variants:
{{</* badge content="info" type="info" */>}}
{{</* badge content="warning" type="warning" */>}}
{{</* badge content="error" type="error" */>}}
Result:
{{< badge content="info" type="info" >}} {{< badge content="warning" type="warning" >}} {{< badge content="error" type="error" >}}
With link and icon:
{{</* badge content="Releases" link="https://github.com/imfing/hextra/releases" icon="github" */>}}
Result:
{{< badge content="Releases" link="https://github.com/imfing/hextra/releases" icon="github" >}}
YouTube
Embed a YouTube video.
{{</* youtube VIDEO_ID */>}}
Result:
{{< youtube id=dQw4w9WgXcQ loading=lazy >}}
For more information, see Hugo's YouTube Shortcode.
With PDF shortcode, you can embed a PDF file in your content.
{{</* pdf "https://example.com/sample.pdf" */>}}
You can also place the PDF file in your project directory and use the relative path.
{{</* pdf "path/to/file.pdf" */>}}
Example:
{{< pdf "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/13/Example.pdf" >}}