You’ll need to make some minor preparations before using the Hugo modules.

PWAs (Progressive web apps) are web apps developed using a number of specific technologies and standard patterns to allow them to take advantage of both web and native app features. The PWA module includes preliminary support for Hugo sites, see the features below.

The collapse shortcode is used to show and hide content.

The config toggle is useful, but it’s limited to generate configuration code blocks in YAML, TOML and JSON languages. The toggle* shortcodes are designed to be more versatile.

The article describe how to use the bs/alert* shortcodes to generate alert messages.

Quickly and easily clear floated content within a container by wrapping the content inside the bootstrap/clearfix shortcode.

This shortcode generates the code blocks in multiple languages from one code base. It is useful for projects that support configuring in multiple languages, such as TOML, JSON and YAML.

This article shows how to install the Bootstrap module.

The images module process images via URL query string and fragment, such as resize, crop, fit, fill and align images. This article offers some use cases for showing how to use it.

Pluggable and UI less Hugo modules framework, which defines several functions and partials to load and render Hugo modules automatically. The main advantage is that once the theme support HugoPress, their users have the ability to install the modules without requesting new features to the theme.

This article describes the up-to-date Hugo docker images, and offer some examples show how to develop and deploy your sites with the images.

KaTeX is the fastest math typesetting library for the web, this module integrates KaTeX with Hugo.