I deployed a fork of this theme in Netlify but in the site nothing was there it was Empty only 2023 was visible in the bottom and menu button with theme changing button was visible. How can I fix it.
Deploy can be found here

Projects are displayed in the correct weight order on the homepage.

On clicking "See all projects", the weights are disregarded and the order from the homepage is no longer maintained.

Hi!

Love your theme! I noticed that under the "garden" main page (https://hugo-digital-garden-demo.netlify.app/garden/) There is an option to filter the content based on the tags. This filter is not available under the "projects" or "library".

Is it possible to turn on this tag filter for all sections?

Again, thank you for your effort with this wonderful theme.

Best,
BTunca

Is it possible to add this feature, or does it exist and I'm just not using Hugo correctly?

For my page https://idiosapps.github.io/garden/equalisers-and-pdfs, I'd like to go directly to a header via a slug in the url, e.g. https://idiosapps.github.io/garden/equalisers-and-pdfs/#creating-a-parametric-eq-for-peace-/-equaliser-apo. I'd also like to be able to copy the slug to the clipboard with an link-icon (or hash) appearing when I hover over the header.

Example from another site

Here's an example with the Doks theme:

https://doks.netlify.app/docs/prologue/introduction/#get-started

Not sure if this is a feature request, or just something I couldn't figure out how to do. I would like to set the theme to automatically open in dark mode, while leaving the toggle available for folks who prefer light mode. Thanks!

If you visit a site using this theme via Lynx (and probably many other text-only or screen-reader type browsers), links to garden/project/book items aren't rendered because there's no anchor text to display.

For my one site that is using this theme, my temporary fix has been to add the following just below the anchor with the .stretched-link class:

<a href="{{ .Permalink }}" class="sr-only">{{ .Title }}</a>

This allows text browsers to properly render those links while hiding them from graphical browser visitors via Bootstrap's sr-only class.

If you'd like to incorporate this change into this repo, let me know and I'll put together a PR.

Related - the "Digital Garden", "Projects", and "Library" headings that appear as headings in a graphical browser are not formatted as headings in a text-based browser because they're not wrapped in <h#> tags. I'll drop some screenshots in the replies that illustrate all of this. I haven't formulated a solution for that issue yet, but it's on my to-do list.

Hey Paul,
I really like your digital garden theme and how it's structured. I wanted to add some additional features to this repo, inspired from this other Jekyll-based digital garden theme.. Specifically:

Primary additions

• creating Roam-style double bracket link syntax to other notes
• creating backlinks to other notes automatically
• displaying notes that mention current notes

Secondary additions

• Including graph visualization of the notes and their links
• Featuring link previews on hover

By automating the generation of backlinks to a note from other notes that mention it, here are some benefits:

• Contextual Understanding
• Navigational Ease
• Discovering Relationships
• Knowledge Management
• Encouraging Exploration within notes

I would like to hear your thoughts on this.

I think there's a typo in archetypes/default.md here.

After changing the file to:

+++
title = "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
date = {{ .Date }}
lastmod = {{ .Lastmod }}
draft = true
status = "seeding"
+++

when I run:

hugo new garden/demo-post.md

or

hugo new projects/project4/index.md

I see an error:

Error: failed to execute archetype template: template: archetype.md:4:12: executing "archetype.md" at <.Lastmod>: can't evaluate field Lastmod in type *hugolib.archetypeFileData: template: archetype.md:4:12: executing "archetype.md" at <.Lastmod>: can't evaluate field Lastmod in type *hugolib.archetypeFileData

THe markdown files that are empty.

To Reproduce

• Dark mode enabled
• Found on these pages on the demo site: Digital Garden, Projects, Library, About
• 16:9 monitor

Screenshot

Here you can see <html> does not occupy the entire screen, leaving an empty space.

On other pages such as the homepage, the page extends to the full screen (as intended probably) and there is no empty space.