I have now transitioned to a different website design. Jekyll has become complicated to maintain, probably due to how I set up the layout initially.

I have now transitioned over to Hugo, initially only testing it out locally, but have now fully transitioned over. It has already made my life easier, with a much simpler way to initialize the site.

I now have to figure out my webserver. When I set it up, Jekyll output into a /_site/ folder, and I am now outputting into /public/ folders. This should not be a big problem, but I had set up httpd to look for a /_site/ folder. I now have to fight my own naivete and find what config files point to the folder. Maybe I’ll just nuke this instal and start fresh.