I clicked the “Latest release” badge in Ryder’s README and landed on v0.0.1-alpha, dated January 2024. That would have been unremarkable if it were the latest release. It wasn’t. Ryder had shipped v0.1.0 through v0.2.4, but the release workflow marked every automated release as a prerelease. GitHub excludes prereleases from that badge, so two years of releases were present, downloadable, and effectively invisible from the project’s front door.

Limit your home page feed by Section, Category or Tag You can now set params in your hugo.toml file to keep any pesky pages off your homepage that you may not wish to promote for whatever reason.

Optimize Recipe Content with the Schema The recipe templates for The Ryder Theme for Hugo websites are progressing well. Today I released an update that creates the schema.org json-ld specification tags for a recipe. This allows your recipe content to show up as “rich content” in search engines and social media platforms.

I made this quick and easy shortcode to get started using leaflet.js in the Ryder Theme for Hugo Websites, as I add more features supported by leaflet to the shortcode I might update this page.