super.so notion to website github code example
Example: super.so notion to website github
## Loconotion Site Configuration File ##
# full .toml configuration example file to showcase all of Loconotion's available settings
# check out https://github.com/toml-lang/toml for more info on the toml format
# name of the folder that the site will be generated in
name = "Notion Test Site"
# the notion.so page to being parsing from. This page will become the index.html
# of the generated site, and loconotion will parse all sub-pages present on the page
page = "https://www.notion.so/Loconotion-Example-Page-03c403f4fdc94cc1b315b9469a8950ef"
# optionally apply notion's dark mode, remove the line below to use the default light mode
theme = "dark"
## Global Site Settings ##
# this [site] table defines override settings for the whole site
# later on we will see how to define settings for a single page
[site]
## Custom Meta Tags ##
# defined as an array of tables (double square brackets)
# each key in the table maps to an atttribute in the tag
# the following adds the tag <meta name="title" content="Loconotion Test Site"/>
[[site.meta]]
name = "title"
content = "Loconotion Test Site"
[[site.meta]]
name = "description"
content = "A static site generated from a Notion.so page using Loconotion"
## Custom Fonts ##
# you can specify the name of a google font to use on the site - use the font embed name
# if in doubt select a style on fonts.google.com and navigate to the "embed" tag to
# check the name under CSS rules
# the following table keys controls the font of specific elements:
# site: changes the font for the whole page (apart from code blocks)
# but the settings below override it
# navbar: site breadcrumbs on the top-left of the page
# title: page title (under the icon)
# h1: heading blocks, and inline databases' titles
# h2: sub-heading blocks
# h3: sub-sub-heading blocks
# body: non-heading text on the page
# code: text inside code blocks
[site.fonts]
site = 'Nunito'
navbar = ''
title = 'Montserrat'
h1 = 'Montserrat'
h2 = 'Montserrat'
h3 = 'Montserrat'
body = ''
code = ''
## Custom Element Injection ##
# defined as an array of tables [[site.inject]], followed by 'head' or 'body' to set
# the injection point, followed by name of the tag to inject
# each key in the table maps to an atttribute in the tag
# e.g. the following injects this tag in the <head>:
# <link href="favicon-16x16.png" rel="icon" sizes="16x16" type="image/png"/>
[[site.inject.head.link]]
rel="icon"
sizes="16x16"
type="image/png"
href="/example/favicon-16x16.png"
# the following injects this tag in the in the <body>:
# <script src="custom-script.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
# note that all href / src files are copied to the root of the site folder
# regardless of their original path
[[site.inject.body.script]]
type="text/javascript"
src="/example/custom-script.js"
## Individual Page Settings ##
# the [pages] table defines override settings for individual pages, by defining
# a sub-table named after the page url (or part of the url, but careful about
# not using a string that appears in multiple page urls)
[pages]
# the following settings will only apply to this page:
# https://www.notion.so/d2fa06f244e64f66880bb0491f58223d
[pages.d2fa06f244e64f66880bb0491f58223d]
## custom slugs ##
# inside page settings, you can change the url for that page with the 'slug' key
# e.g. page "/d2fa06f244e64f66880bb0491f58223d" will now map to "/games-list"
slug = "games-list"
# change the description meta tag for this page only
[[pages.d2fa06f244e64f66880bb0491f58223d.meta]]
name = "description"
content = "A fullscreen list database page, now with a pretty slug"
# change the title font for this page only
[pages.d2fa06f244e64f66880bb0491f58223d.fonts]
title = 'DM Mono'
# set up pretty slugs for the other database pages
[pages.54dab6011e604430a21dc477cb8e4e3a]
slug = "film-gallery"
[pages.2604ce45890645c79f67d92833083fee]
slug = "books-table"
[pages.ae0a85c527824a3a855b7f4d31f4e0fc]
slug = "random-board"