Docusaurus 3.0 Upon reading the release notes on Docusaurus Version 3.0, it is primarily an upgrade to the foundation. Now that version 3.0 is in place they plan to release new features in the future. At the time of this writing, Docusaurus Version 3.1.1 has been released. This is a minor version that does not … Continue reading Upgrading my blog to Docusaurus 3.0
A feature that I love about docusaurus is that it uses Prism for syntax highlighting. With Prism, there is support for almost every language you can name. There is support for Power Query (M) and DAX thanks to Peter Budai. My current code samples are mainly in Javascript but I will be writing samples in … Continue reading Syntax Highlighting in Docusaurus
Using environment variables allows us to to store configuration values outside of the source files. During the build, the reference to the environment variable will be replaced with the values specified. The configuration data is the part of the project that can vary between test and production. Storing the configuration values in one place it … Continue reading Using Environment Variables in Docusaurus
Static site generators like Hugo and Docusaurus have different levels of support for comment systems. The current version of Docusaurus does not have a built-in commenting system. With Hugo, it depends on whether the theme you are using has added support for additional commenting systems. It could have Disqus, Giscus, or Utterances to name a … Continue reading Adding Comments to Docusaurus
Icons Instead of the links in the navigation bar that have text such as LinkedIn, I want to display the icon. I will show how I added icons to Docusaurus for Email, Twitter, Github, and LinkedIn. The method I use is self-hosting with Font Awesome - Web Fonts + CSS. Font Awesome First, we need … Continue reading Adding Icons to Docusaurus
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