Does a JavaScript String Contain a Substring?
In JavaScript, you can tell whether a string contains another string by using the includes() function. Basic Usage of the includes() Function The includes() function requires a string and substring.
If, for some reason, you need to write a Hugo shortcode on your website, you need to escape or inactivate it.
A shortcode is a code, embedded in your Hugo templates, that executes Hugo / Go code:
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You cannot write the shortcode as-is, not even in a code block. If you do, Hugo will execute the shortcode anyway. The only way to avoid execution is to escape the shortcode.
Inactivating a Hugo shortcode is simple. Instead of enclosing it within curly brackets and a < symbol {{<
, you add a forward dash and an asterisk */>}}
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This will show up on your page as:
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Easy enough, isn’t it?
In JavaScript, you can tell whether a string contains another string by using the includes() function. Basic Usage of the includes() Function The includes() function requires a string and substring.
Whether it’s for analytics purposes or for any other reason, you sometimes need to know where a visitor to your site comes from.