Kaushal Modi

Yes, this looks like my oversight. Your suggestion makes sense. Can you please create a PR? Thanks!

> is there an automated code to import publication in some standard format like bibtex and generate the required subtree? `ox-hugo` doesn't support parsing bibtex and there are no plans...

Does this code need integration with ox-hugo? Or can it work as a separate package?

Can you please share it as a package that requires ox-hugo?

Hello, this is the expected behavior. Markdown doesn't have a "title" syntax. So the Org mode title gets converted to Hugo markdown's `title` front-matter. The Hugo template usually renders the...

Here's a workaround.. but I **really really** do NOT recommend going this route. ```org #+hugo_base_dir: . #+hugo_section: docs #+hugo_front_matter_format: yaml #+hugo_level_offset: 0 #+options: author:nil * Aptos Move by Example **...

> In fact, Markdown Docs of many document frameworks will use # as the Headline 1 of a file, such as [Docusaurus](https://docusaurus.io/docs/create-doc), [hugo-book](https://github.com/alex-shpak/hugo-book) etc. Thank you. I was not aware...

>docs type documents use # as the title, and bolg type documents use title in front-matter as the title. I hope it is easy to fix that inconsistency in the...

> How do I either (a) prevent this from happening There's no way. If you are modifying the `EXPORT_FILE_NAME`, the exported Markdown file name will change. > , or (b)...

> This may be more of a Hugo question than an ox-hugo question If deleting the old Markdown file from `content/` solves the problem, then this is not a Hugo...