For pages like about or bio or things like that, people may not want to have a date line.
With this change, you can have `nodate = true` set for a page to suppress the date.
via PR #134 @looer
Added config variable so this doesn't show up
Show "reading time" and "word count" but only if one of the following are true:
1) A global config `params` value is set `show_reading_time = true`
2) A section front matter value is set `show_reading_time = true`
3) A page front matter value is set `show_reading_time = true`
2.0 Enhancements
- Improve template structure
- Fixed issue where flexbox was configured improperly and the side column expanded with longer content.
- No longer assume that posts are called "post"
- Simplify tag handling
- Improve related posts handling
- Support native Table of contents (if declared in params)
- Add DISQUS commenting (if disqusShortname added to config)
- Uses Hugo's Related content feature
- Add asset hashing to Webpack for performance
Let's say your `.Site.Title` is "My Website". The code grabs `.Site.Title`, and then then checks to see if there's a `.Title`. When you're on the homepage, `.Title` is equivalent to `.Site.Title`, so that the browser bar will read:
> My Website | My Website
If we qualify `.Title` by confining to the `.Params` namespace, then the site title isn't duplicated:
```<title>{{ block "title" . }}{{ .Site.Title }} {{ with .Params.Title }} | {{ . }}{{ end }}{{ end }}</title>```
> My Website
But it still picks up `.Title` from posts and pages, where a content title exists in front matter:
> My Website | About Me
