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      <title>Hugo Archetypes: Automating Content Frontmatter</title>
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      <description>Hugo archetypes are content templates that pre-populate frontmatter when you create new content with hugo new. They are a small feature with a disproportionate practical impact on a publication&amp;rsquo;s day-to-day workflow: every new post or page starts with the correct structure, required fields are present, and authors do not need to remember the exact frontmatter format.
The Default Archetype Hugo ships with a single default archetype at archetypes/default.md:
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      <title>Hugo Shortcodes: How to Create and Use Them</title>
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      <description>Hugo shortcodes are reusable template fragments that can be embedded in Markdown content. They bridge the gap between Markdown&amp;rsquo;s intentional simplicity and the richer, more structured HTML that publishing sites often need — figure captions, callout boxes, video embeds, custom alert blocks, styled pull quotes — without requiring authors to write raw HTML in their content files.
Hugo ships with a small set of built-in shortcodes and provides a straightforward system for building your own.</description>
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