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I have a Hugo tag that looks like this:

{{< ref posts/filename >}}

filename is a variable and is the bit I want to be left with.

So far I've got this:

/\{\{\< (.*?) \>\}\}\)/

Which leaves me with:

ref posts/filename

But I can't figure out how to remove the rest before the filename

I am trying to implement the following tags with my design.

I am using the class Tags to simply create tags within my input field, however when I initialize the library I get an error.

This example from documentation returns the commonMovies given a list of actors in which they all acted in.

https://neo4j.com/developer/kb/performing-match-intersection/#_use_apoc_to_intersect_result_lists

Instead of returning just 1 row for the common movies, how can I return the actor name as well for example

This is my first time using Hugo. I am using the Bento theme for my Hugo site which did not come with favicon support out of the box (I searched the entire code base and it is nowhere to be found). Consequently, I added the necessary HTML tags to the partials > head.html. When I run locally with hugo server -D or npm run dev, the favicon shows up fine.

I think there is an issue with how my relative href is written, however, whenever I change it, it breaks it locally. I am using AWS Amplify for deployment with auto cloudfront invalidation so that is not the issue.

When I inspect the page source of the deployed site, I get this for the favicons:

I have been stuck on this issue for several days now and I have tried literally dozens of different fixes from my searches. To start, I am using Hugo, Webpack, Node.js, and Babel. Currently, everything is at least compiling, but when I look at the localhost console I see these errors:

I was looking in other questions.

• I know that Django allows to use built-in tags in the internal JavaScript code on HTML page, but it is a bad practice that a professional developer would not do;
• I know that Django does not allow to use built-in tags in the external JavaScript files. Differently of it, Go Hugo allows.
• I considered the question Django translations in Javascript files, but I do not know if it is a bad practice to generate the JavaScript with the same name but with with different language abbreviation, as table-en.js, table-fr.js, table-pt-br.js, table-pt-pt.js, etc.

The small code, for example:

I have modified the sample from https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/parameter_pack to save the string in a variable. My code

I have been trying to learn Hugo and have a basic site running. As well as the basic post data structure, I also have images loaded in each post by calling .File.BaseFileName to get the slug of the page and having relevant images named in the static folder.

Alongside the information in each post, I would like to augment each post with information from the data folder and have tried a similar technique of naming a data file the same as the slug (as I did with images in the description above).

However, when coming to reference this, using {{.Site.Data.User0123.Name}} from the example page I need to pass a variable name to replace User0123

I have tried using:

1. The javascript style bracket syntax - {{.Site.Data.["Variable"].Name}}
2. declaring a variable of the slug and then using {{.Site.Data.$slug.Name}}

But neither of these worked.

I know I could put all additional info insdiode the post itself but this doesnt work for the flow I'm using, where the posts are generated automatically and I want to augment with additional data.

I have a table called "Names" like this

and would like to add new data point, let's say "Malcolm, 9".

I can do it like this: