DONE

• Marked the site with the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
• Refactor the naming conventions for article files.
• Create a template for .org articles.
• Utilize giscus for the website’s comment section.
• Add a ‘guestbook’ section for visitor messages.
• Created and enriched the Home and About sections.
• Streamlined the navigation bar as needed.
• Submitted for indexing in the following search engines
  Google, Bing, Baidu, 360, Toutiao, Yandex
• The website has been integrated with Google Analytics

TODO

• None

DONE

• Configured _index.md to point to the home page.
• Set different navibar: title for different pages.
• Added Article, Projects, and About pages.
• Added a profile picture.
• Changed the blog domain name.
• Added the \themes\hugo-theme-monochrome\i18n\zh-cn.toml file to optimize support for Simplified Chinese.
• Addressed issues:
  • Issue 1: Disappearance of the list of posts directory page in list type after adding additional content (while the author’s demo page displays correctly).
    • Solution 1: [list_layout] enable_pagination = false
  • Issue 2: The static/favicon.ico not displaying.
  • Issue 3: Default theme color value dark not taking effect.
    • Solutions 2 and 3: These seem to be related to the local hugo server and don’t affect the online page.
• English support is complete, achieving a bilingual blog!
• Completed the layout\shortcodes\bilibili.html for embedding Bilibili videos.
• After retesting, it’s apparent that .org files can largely replace .md files, and the features of the Hugo framework allow for a combination of both.

TODO

• **(Done in v.0.3)**Google Analytics
• (Done in v.0.2) Disqus

During a nap this noon, suddenly this phrase echoed in my mind:

First complete, then perfect.

This was the advice my teacher emphasized when I participated in an e-newspaper layout competition in middle school.

Of course, this principle applies to practical tasks like creating a static web blog as well. Lately, from choosing a web framework to selecting a theme, and then reviewing various configuration files and tutorials, it indeed took quite a bit of time.

Let’s take action first! (DONE)

• Preliminary configuration of the navigation bar is complete.
• Created the “Story” section as my site journey and temporarily set it as the homepage content.
• Linked to the Onedrive cloud storage.

Record the current issues and solve them one by one in the future (TODO)

• Hugo offers high flexibility, but that also means a steeper learning curve. I plan to reorganize the logical relationships between pages once the content becomes more substantial.
• (Done in v.0.2) I chose Hugo because it natively supports org-mode, but it seems that the monochrome theme doesn’t adapt well to .org file format articles.
• (Done in v.0.2) Bilingual support.