Toha Guides

Toha Guides is the documentation site for Toha, an open-source Hugo theme for building portfolio, blog, and resume websites, deployed to Netlify and maintained under the hugo-themes GitHub organization.

What is Toha Guides?

Toha Guides is the documentation site for the Toha Hugo theme. It takes configuration concepts and usage instructions for the theme and presents them as a live example site hosted on Netlify at toha-docs.netlify.app. The source code lives in the hugo-themes/toha-docs repository, which doubles as an example-site for the theme. The documentation is built for Hugo, the static site generator that Toha is designed for.

Key Features

• Documentation for Toha — Provides guides for installing and configuring the Toha Hugo theme, which is built around portfolio and blog sections.
• Deployed example site — The documentation is itself a working Hugo site deployed to Netlify, with a Netlify status badge showing the build state.
• Community metrics on GitHub — The repository displays badges for contributor count, last commit, open issues, and open pull requests, giving a snapshot of project activity.
• Hacktoberfest participation — The repo carries the hacktoberfest topic, indicating it is open to community contributions during the Hacktoberfest event.
• Resume and portfolio focus — Repository topics include blog, portfolio, and resume-website, reflecting the theme's intended use cases.

Who is it for?

Toha Guides serves Hugo developers who want to use the Toha theme for a personal portfolio or resume site. It also works as a reference for contributors who want to improve the documentation or the theme itself. Finally, anyone looking for a self-contained Hugo documentation example can study how this site is organized.

What can you do with Toha Guides?

• Portfolio builders: Learn how to configure Toha to display projects, skills, and professional experience on a personal website.
• Resume site creators: Set up a resume-friendly layout using Toha's built-in sections, guided by the documentation examples.
• Bloggers: Configure the blog functionality of the Toha theme with the help of the documentation and the live example site.
• Open-source contributors: Participate in Hacktoberfest by contributing to the toha-docs repository, which is explicitly tagged for the event.