Toha Guides is the official documentation website for the Toha Hugo theme, a Hugo-based portfolio, resume, and blog theme hosted on GitHub under the hugo-themes organization.
What is Toha Guides?
Toha Guides is a documentation site built with Hugo that collects guides, reference material, and usage instructions for the Toha theme. It takes Markdown documentation files as input and generates a static website as output, which is deployed and hosted on Netlify. The site is maintained as a separate repository (hugo-themes/toha-docs) alongside the theme itself, and its repository metadata lists topics such as blog, example-site, hacktoberfest, hugo-theme, portfolio, and resume-website.
Key Features
- Hugo static generation — The documentation site is powered by Hugo, so all content is authored in Markdown and compiled into fast, static HTML pages at build time.
- Netlify deployment — The live docs site runs on Netlify, with a Netlify status badge showing the current deploy state; the site is accessible at toha-docs.netlify.app.
- Repository health badges — The homepage displays live GitHub badges for repository size, contributor count, last commit date, open issues, open pull requests, and license, giving visitors a snapshot of project activity.
- Portfolio, resume, and blog coverage — The Toha theme is positioned for portfolio, resume, and blog use cases, as reflected in the documentation repository's topics; guides cover these site types.
- Bootstrap and PostCSS styling — The underlying theme uses Bootstrap for responsive UI components and PostCSS for CSS processing, as indicated by the source tags for the project.
- Example site included — The repository includes an example-site topic, meaning documentation is accompanied by sample content that demonstrates how the theme behaves in practice.
- Community contribution ready — The project is tagged for Hacktoberfest and shows contributor and pull request badges, signaling that external contributions are welcome.
Who is it for?
- Hugo developers — Developers who want to build a personal portfolio or resume site with the Toha theme can use the documentation to learn installation, configuration, and customization steps.
- Blog authors — Writers who prefer static site generators can rely on Toha Guides to understand how to publish blog content with the Toha theme's Markdown-based workflow.
- Open source contributors — Developers interested in contributing to the Toha ecosystem can use the documentation repository as an example of a Hugo documentation site and participate during Hacktoberfest.
What can you do with Toha Guides?
- Portfolio owners: Get step-by-step guidance on setting up a Hugo-based portfolio website using the Toha theme's layouts and shortcodes.
- Resume builders: Learn how to structure resume data for the theme's resume presentation features.
- Theme contributors: Use the docs site as a reference for writing and organizing Hugo documentation that deploys automatically through Netlify.
How does Toha Guides work?
The documentation site is compiled from Markdown source files by Hugo at build time. Each Markdown file becomes a page on the static site, and the resulting HTML is served from Netlify. Because it is a static site, pages load quickly and can be versioned alongside the theme's source code.
