· Images · Markdown · Page-Bundles
letsblaze handles images with a custom render hook that supports three rendering modes controlled by the imageMode param, plus automatic dimension detection for page-bundle images. Image mode The imageMode param controls how Markdown images are rendered. Set it site-wide in hugo.toml or override it per page in front matter. Site-wide in hugo.toml:
letsblaze uses Hugo’s built-in Chroma syntax highlighter, configured to emit inline styles rather than CSS classes. This means syntax highlighting works with no external stylesheet — consistent with the theme’s no-external-resources philosophy. Inline code Wrap short code references in backticks: const x = 42. Fenced code blocks Use triple backticks with a language identifier: Syntax style letsblaze is opinionated: the default Chroma style is monochrome. This works in both light and dark mode without maintaining two colour palettes. To use a different style, change style in hugo.toml:
· Markdown · Content · Writing
letsblaze renders standard Markdown with a few additions. This post covers everything available when writing content. Headings <h1> is reserved for the page title, rendered automatically by the theme. Use <h2> through <h6> for section headings within content. H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 Lists Ordered and unordered lists render with clean browser defaults. First item Second item Third item Unordered item Another item And another Blockquotes The web is for everyone. Build accordingly.