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- Created a new markdown file for generating posts with an image cover in Hugo. - Implemented a Python script to generate images with text overlay using PIL. - Added a shortcode for displaying toots from Mastodon, including user information and media attachments.
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title, date, draft, feature_link, feature_text, description, isStarred, tags, categories, images, keywords, series, reply, repost, like, rsvp, bookmark
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| Generate Post With Img for Hugo | 2025-07-10T00:36:34+02:00 | true | https://www.midjourney.com/home/ | How I create new post on Hugo and generate an image as cover | false |
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Some days ago I find a new post from a blog I follow about "Open Graph Meta Tags on Hugo and WordPress Blogs" as a toot
{{< toot instance="fosstodon.org" id="114818281454845557" >}}
and I find I do the same thing and some more. I generate a default cover because I prefer to have a "standard" generated image or a specific image as the feature image. The image set in the settings is a default, a "if all other image fall use this" kind of stuff.
How I generate the post?
When I write a post I launch a makefile command