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first of all - many thanks for this elegant hugo theme!
second - apologies if this issue is to trivial. I am only doing my first steps with hugo (as part of R's blogdown package).

I was wondering whether there is any way to include floating table of contents into blog posts. I see from other themes that it's possible (e.g. see here ), however, I have failed to implement it with with your theme.

Before spending more hours of 'trial and error' I wanted to ask whether your theme is in principle able to host such floating table of contensts, or whether this is simply not possible. If possible, I will keep on digging but would of course be grateful for any hint. many thanks.

Hi,

first of all many thanks for this very elegant theme!

I am struggling to adapt the theme so that the 'heading row' reads as 'Hugo Theme Basic / About ' when clicking on the 'about' link. Currently, the heading remains unaltered and 'only' reads as 'Hugo Theme Basic'. However, when I click on 'post series' the heading reads as 'Hugo Theme Basic / Series'. So I wanted some consistency here and use the heading row as something like a breadcrumbtrail.

I included 'about' into the taxomonies in the config.toml what results in the heading 'Hugo Theme Basic / About". However, I am struggling for days now to make the text of the about.md file (in the content folder) appear under the modified heading. Any help? Many thanks.

fyi - here my clumsy attempts link.

Hi @siegerts - thank you for the awesome theme!

I was wondering how easy / hard it would be to extend the theme to support a day-night toggle (e.g two CSS files).

Keen for guidance / happy to help implement

The syntax highlighting is different when running the site in debug mode vs building it.

When running in debug mode, I see:

When building the site and viewing the generated html, I see:

Hi!

Could you add support for TableOfContents in posts?

Thank you! 😄