zola

taking a look at #zola
https://www.getzola.org

My #Zola blog has 42 posts. I worked on the categories, tags and file names for the sake of consistency. https://zola.passthejoe.net

taking a look at #zola

https://www.getzola.org/

Does anybody who has a #Hugo or #Zola blog set it up with author(s) in the taxonomy along with tags and categories?

The latest release of #Zola, v0.23, has shit the bed on my site. Even the most recent update, 0.23.2, hasn't fixed the issue I'm experiencing. This kind of thing is supposed to happen in #Hugo, not Zola ... but my Hugo site is much more stable with the current binary. https://github.com/getzola/zola/releases

I'm working on the author setup on my #Zola blog. It's not like I have more authors than me, but I did code my page.html template to allow for multiple authors to appear in both posts and in the atom feed.

I first set up authors as a taxonomy, but I'd need to mess with the atom.xml template to make that work, so I went back to authors = [""] and tested that. It works on both posts and the atom feed. I still only have one author, but I wanted to see it work ... https://zola.passthejoe.net/

How to turn on custom note names in #QOwnNotes, which I'm testing as a #ssg composition tool for my #zola blog
https://zola.passthejoe.net/blog/2026-0402-custom-note-names-in-qownnotes/

Why is the #Zola port for #OpenBSD at version 0.22 while the package is still at 0.18?
https://openports.pl/path/www/zola https://openbsd.app/?search=Zola

I'm exploring ways to prevent AI / LLMs from using my content without permission. I don't know if modifying robots.txt only on a subdomain is effective, or whether it needs to be done on the main domain as well, but I'm starting with https://zola.passthejoe.net because that's the site I'm currently updating.

I referred to this site for tips on what to do with robots.txt: https://www.playwire.com/blog/how-to-block-ai-bots-with-robotstxt-the-complete-publishers-guide

I think I need to add an explicit license as well. I don't have one on this site yet. Creative Commons isn't really on board with blocking AI, so I don't know what to use. This is tough. It's got to be non-commercial and stick when others pick up the information.

#Zola makes modifying `robots.txt` pretty easy. This is the documentation for how to do it with #Hugo, which runs https://passthejoe.net.

I have broken a lot of links in my time. It's something I can very much live with. I have the same content on multiple URLs. I can live with that too.

That said, I'm thinking of "merging" https://zola.passthejoe.net and https://passthejoe.net. The subdomain is a #Zola site (obviously due to the URL), and the main domain is #Hugo.

I currently write my new posts in Zola, so I'm leaning toward making that the SSG of choice. It does a lot of things I like; has quite a few nice, usable templates; and moves extremely slowly compared with Hugo.

So I'm leaning heavily toward Zola. The Zola site has about 40 posts. The Hugo site has about 80. It's doable.