To color your personal Hexo Blog with more features, scripts and plugins are your powerful tools to use. Below we are trying to create our own tag plugin
for the Hexo blog.
Tag Plugin
Be careful! Tag plugins are different from post tags.
Tag plugins are special type of syntax that you may use in your Markdown file.
Hexo has already provided some default Tag plugins like Block Quote
and iframe
.
Usage
For example, the syntax of iframe
tag is:
{% iframe url [width] [height] %}
Let say I want to embed a video from me and my friends’ YouTube video:
{% iframe https://www.youtube.com/embed/XIOl6BU7s9I?si=yTYsHIXNM6o-Zl9Z 820 461%}
And that’s how it looks like:
Script
Let say we want to create our own tag plugin, we can use the Hexo script
function. Here’re the steps.
Create a JavaScript file with function
hexo.extend.tag.register("tag_name", args)
. You may also put your own function inside so that the second argument can also befunction (args){}
Here is an example of a function that create a tag named
youtube
, with embedding video function:hexo.extend.tag.register("youtube", function (args) { var id = args[0]; return ( '<div class="video-container"><iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/' + id + '" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></div>' ); });
Put your JavaScript files in the
scripts
folder. If your project folder is new, you may not be able to find it. This is becausescripts
folder is actually under theThemes
folder.You may check here to see the structure of
themes
and create your own one. Or you may be simply find a template on the Hexo themes community then put your.js
file into the theme.It is done! Hexo will load them during initialization and you may use them in your blog post designs.
Beyond Scripts
If you are not satisfied with creating a local tag plugin, but a public one that will be seen by the community, you should consider using Hexo plugin
function instead.
check here to continue the journey.
Further Reading:
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