Creating your own Hugo Theme!

Why settle for some generic theme when you can make your own? Now you can save yourself from the fate of having to use some pre-built template, with my amazing tutorial to teach you everything you need to know about theming in Hugo...

[cindrmon]

i've been looking for a simple crash course for hugo theming for over a year now, and you really made my day! thank you for this!

[komalthecoolk]

God Bless you My Murphy!! This was brilliant!

[ibra]

This made me understand how Hugo themes work

Thanks a lot

[hellowill]

Your site is prob the cleanest hugo repo I've seen. Didn't consider folders for each page.

[hellowill]

Finally I can have my own theme. No soydev BS.

[marceljki]

I must say this is very well explained, thank you

[o.s.h.]

When I replicate all your steps, I can never get Posts nor About to show up, let alone any text on the homepage. Is there any potential reason behind this?

[muffinberg]

take a shot whenever you hear theme. Thanks for the video.

[MdpWebDevelopment]

Thank you for this great tutorial, just what I needed, I was trying to fly before I could walk :-)

[berkaycubuk]

Thank you Eric this tutorial is awesome!

[saidneder]

Thank you mate! Am going to build my website on top of your theme!

[xczlife]

thank u so much for this video. help a lot

[HonzaJenicek]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you, really helped! :)

[yuanyiz]

This is really great!!! thank you so much

[Farhamdani]

Bro.... How to convert jekyll theme to hugo????

[mfaani]

The purpose of having a dot i.e. `.` in {{ partial "footer.html" . }} is so you pass ALL parameters into the footer partial. If you want to only pass `.Title` then you'd change it to {{ partial "footer.html" .Title }} and now the footer only has access to title, nothing more. AFAIK, most of the time you'll need to just pass the dot i.e. `.`