The link to the style gallery is old – it looks like it dates back to Pygments, it does not include all of the styles available in Chroma (I noticed because it was missing the Solarized styles).
I've updated it to point to the updated style gallery [linked in Chroma's official README](https://github.com/alecthomas/chroma#styles).
Note that I changed the reading time example for pluralization from ‘One minute read’ to ‘One minute _to_ read’ because, in common US usage at least, this might properly be punctuated as ‘One-minute read’, and longer would be handled like ‘12-minute read’ (not ‘12 minutes read’), so it actually wouldn’t make a good example for demonstraing single and plural forms. By adding ‘to’, though, the example aligns with common US usage while also serving as an example of single and plural forms.
Closes#694
Sadly, goorgeous has not been updated in over a year and still has a lot of
open issues (e.g. no support for nested lists).
go-org fixes most of those issues and supports a larger subset of Org mode
syntax.
This document linked to [a deprecated repository](https://github.com/miekg/mmark), which has been moved [here](https://github.com/mmarkdown/mmark). There is also no longer a separate page for its syntax, so I consolidated the links to both link to the new repo.
While Hugo does not care if the section is named "post" or "posts",
this commit normalizes the whole Hugo documentation to use "posts"
when used as an example for a section name to prevent user confusion.
Fixes https://github.com/gohugoio/hugoDocs/issues/720.
Also highlight the use of `site.Params.mainSections`.
The example code seemed to require that `toc` be set to the *string* `"false"` instead of the boolean keyword `false`. However, the text said the `toc` variable should be set to boolean `true`/`false` keywords, not strings. I'm not very familiar with GoLang so I could be completely wrong. I just know that the following Hugo page preamble did not work with the original code, but does work with the proposed fix.
```
+++
toc = false
+++
```
