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i saw the parallel.ai website which has this toggle of Human, Machine and when we select machine the entire page gets rendered into text format. we can do that for hextra pages as well
https://imfing.github.io/hextra/docs/guide/configuration/#llmstxt-support
LLMS.txt Support To enable llms.txt output format for your site, which provides a structured text outline for large language models and AI agents, add the llms output format to your site’s hugo.yaml:
hugo.yaml outputs:
- home: [html]
- home: [html, llms] page: [html] section: [html, rss]
This will generate an llms.txt file at your site’s root containing:
Site title and description Hierarchical listing of all sections and pages Page summaries and publication dates Direct links to all content The llms.txt file is automatically generated from your content structure and makes your site more accessible to AI tools and language models for context and reference.
I think Landing on about page is not that appealing. the home page should be small intro of me with small photo then followed by recent blog + recent TIL followed by recent projects
|title: A V S Sai Babu | |short summary | small photo | |recent TIL | Recent blog | |Projects summary cards |
Owl line icon. love owls and its connototation with wisdom etc.
https://imfing.github.io/hextra/docs/guide/configuration/#logo-and-title Logo and Title To modify the default logo, edit hugo.yaml and add the path to your logo file under static directory. Optionally, you can change the link that users are redirected to when clicking on your logo, as well as set the width & height of the logo in pixels.
hugo.yaml params: navbar: displayTitle: true displayLogo: true logo: path: images/logo.svg dark: images/logo-dark.svg link: / width: 40 height: 20
https://imfing.github.io/hextra/docs/guide/configuration/#favicon Favicon To customize the favicon for your site, place icon files under the static folder to override the default favicons from the theme:
Basic Setup At minimum, include favicon.svg in your static folder. This will be used as the default favicon for your site.
You can create an adaptive SVG favicon that responds to system theme preferences by using CSS media queries within the SVG itself, following the approach described in Building an Adaptive Favicon.