Based on Parsa-Hugo. Made for a recipes site.
- Git acccount (Ex: Github, Gitlab etc ) . In our case we use github.
- Netlify account to host files and add custom domain .
- Forestry account to maintain whole project without code.
First we will fork this parsa hugo template.
Go to your forestry account and click on import your site now. declare your config.toml file [exampleSite] and fill up basic settings . Mark everything is done then go to configuration to change the base url . You can put any url but this have to similar as netlify . So for now put a name which you are going to put in netlify as netlify subdomain.
Here comes the last step . Go to your netlify account and click add new site . Choose your git repository to import your website in netlify . And now you can see the forked parsa hugo theme. select it and follow the steps. Then go to site settings for change the site name and put your subdoamin name here what you puted on forestry as base url. save it and go to deploy from top menu, Wait a while and click on site preview or just simply go to the subdomain you puted as base url. BOOM! Your site is live. Now you can go to forestry and add, remove or customize every setting and content.
If you face any issue regarding the installation feel free to onen open a new issue
At the top we have shown an easy hugo installation. but still if you think you want to go with the traditional way then use the following commands:
$ git clone git@github.com:themefisher/parsa-hugo.git
$ cd parsa-hugo/exampleSite/
$ hugo server --themesDir ../..
We use GitHub Issues as the official bug tracker for the Parsa Theme. Please Search existing issues. It’s possible someone has already reported the same problem. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, open a new issue
If you have questions or need help integrating the product please contact us instead of opening an issue.
- Copyright 2019 Themefisher (https://themefisher.com/)
- Licensed under MIT (https://github.com/themefisher/parsa-hugo/blob/master/LICENSE)