This is a published page, generated from a single Markdown file — no editor, no CMS, no database. It also shows how richer content is structured and displayed.
How it works
- A Markdown file is dropped into
src/content/pages/. - The header sets the title, the desired look, and the language.
- One command builds and publishes — live under its own address, with an automatic certificate.
---
title: Page title
look: paper # clean · paper · console · personal · cosmic · log
lang: en
toc: true
alternate: /…/ # shows the DE/EN switch
---The six looks
| Look | Feel | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
clean | high-contrast, startup | offers, landing pages |
paper | calm, documentary | info pages, articles |
console | dark, technical | projects, cases |
personal | warm, elegant | personal messages |
cosmic | glowing gradients | announcements |
log | monochrome, text-first | blog, changelog |
Nested structure
- Preparation by Hermes
- read and order the raw input
- pull out key statements as quotes
- pick the right look
- Publishing
deploy.shbuilds & uploads- share the link (optionally password-protected)
One base, many faces — the content decides, the system handles the rest.
Anchors & contents
Every heading gets an automatic anchor (#…) so sections are directly linkable, and long pages get a table of contents at the top.