> We have a basic static site builder here. Now we need to figure out whether there's anything missing in terms of HTML content from the files we generate. I've copied in the old (current) site which is under the 'old' directory. Can you please compare the HTML we have here with what's in old and see what features we should add? ⏺ I'll help you compare the current static site builder with the old site to identify missing features. Let me explore both implementations to understand what's different. ⏺ 2 Explore agents finished (ctrl+o to expand) ├─ Explore current site builder · 0 tool uses │ ⎿  Done └─ Explore old site structure · 0 tool uses ⎿  Done ⏺ Let me examine some actual HTML files from both implementations to get concrete examples of the differences. ⏺ Read(public/index.html) ⎿  Read 60 lines ⏺ Search(pattern: "old/*.html") ⎿  Found 0 files ⏺ Bash(ls -la old/) ⎿  drwxr-xr-x@ - vegard 22 Dec 15:13 .bundle .rw-r--r--@ 6.1k vegard 22 Dec 15:13 .DS_Store drwxr-xr-x@ - vegard 22 Dec 15:13 .git … +17 lines (ctrl+o to expand) ⏺ Read(old/public/index.html) ⎿  Read 188 lines ⏺ Search(pattern: "old/public/**/*.html") ⎿  Found 52 files (ctrl+o to expand) ⏺ Read(old/public/blog/index.html) ⎿  Read 1103 lines ⏺ Read(old/assets/combined.min.css) ⎿  Error reading file ⏺ Read(public/posts/index.html) ⎿  Read 150 lines ⏺ Read(old/public/file-watcher/index.html) ⎿  Read 150 lines ⏺ Search(pattern: "old/assets/**/*.css") ⎿  Found 0 files ⏺ Bash(find old/assets -name "*.css" 2>/dev/null | head -5) ⎿  (No content) ⏺ Read(old/feed.xml) ⎿  Read 31 lines ⏺ Bash(ls old/layouts/) ⎿  (No content) ⏺ Read(main.go) ⎿  Read 96 lines ⏺ Now let me write an initial plan document and then ask you some clarifying questions: ⏺ Updated plan ⎿  /plan to preview ⏺ User answered Claude's questions: ⎿  · Which features from the old site are most important to add to the new static site builder? → SEO improvements (canonical links, meta descriptions) · Should we use Google Fonts (Inter + Source Code Pro) like the old site, or keep system fonts for faster loading? → Add Google Fonts · Should we keep CSS inline (current) or move to external stylesheet (old site approach)? → Keep inline CSS (Recommended) ⏺ Plan(Plan SEO and fonts implementation) Haiku 3.5 ⎿  Done (4 tool uses · 15.8k tokens · 29s) ⏺ Search(pattern: "*.go") ⎿  Found 5 files (ctrl+o to expand) ⏺ Read(types.go) ⎿  Read 46 lines ⏺ Read(parser.go) ⎿  Read 204 lines ⏺ Read(templates.go) ⎿  Read 119 lines ⏺ Read(generator.go) ⎿  Read 107 lines ⏺ User answered Claude's questions: ⎿  · What should be the base URL for canonical links in your site? → https://vegardstikbakke.com ⏺ Updated plan ⎿  /plan to preview ⏺ User approved Claude's plan ⎿  Plan saved to: ~/.claude/plans/vast-strolling-squid.md · /plan to edit Implementation Plan: Add SEO and Google Fonts Summary Adding SEO improvements (canonical links, meta descriptions) and Google Fonts (Inter, Source Code Pro) to the Go static site generator while keeping inline CSS. User Requirements 1. SEO improvements: Canonical links and meta descriptions on all pages 2. Google Fonts: Add Inter for body text and Source Code Pro for code blocks 3. Keep inline CSS (no external stylesheets) 4. Base URL: https://vegardstikbakke.com Implementation Steps 1. Update Data Structures (types.go) Add description field to support meta descriptions: type Frontmatter struct { Title string `yaml:"title"` Slug string `yaml:"slug"` Date string `yaml:"date"` Draft bool `yaml:"draft"` Layout string `yaml:"layout"` Description string `yaml:"description"` // NEW } type Post struct { Title string Slug string Date time.Time DateString string Draft bool Description string // NEW HTMLContent string RawContent string } File: /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/types.go 2. Parse Description from Frontmatter (parser.go) Update parsePost function to extract description: // In parsePost(), after parsing frontmatter: return Post{ Title: fm.Title, Slug: slug, Date: parsedDate, DateString: fm.Date, Draft: fm.Draft, Description: fm.Description, // NEW HTMLContent: buf.String(), RawContent: markdown, }, nil If description is not in frontmatter, we'll show no description (cleaner than auto-generating). File: /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/parser.go (line ~73-81) 3. Update HTML Template with Fonts and SEO Tags (templates.go) Modify the baseTemplate head section to include: - Google Fonts preconnect hints - Google Fonts import in inline CSS - Conditional canonical link tag - Conditional meta description tag {{if .Description}}{{end}} {{.Title}} {{if .CanonicalURL}}{{end}} File: /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/templates.go (lines 6-48) 4. Pass SEO Data to Templates (generator.go) Update each generation function to include canonical URL and description: generateHomepage(): data := struct { Title string Description string CanonicalURL string Content template.HTML }{ Title: "Vegard Stikbakke", Description: "Vegard Stikbakke — software engineer from Norway", CanonicalURL: "https://vegardstikbakke.com/", Content: template.HTML(site.AboutPage.HTMLContent), } generatePostsListing(): data := struct { Title string Description string CanonicalURL string Posts []Post }{ Title: "Posts - Vegard Stikbakke", Description: "Blog posts by Vegard Stikbakke", CanonicalURL: "https://vegardstikbakke.com/posts/", Posts: site.Posts, } generateBooksListing(): data := struct { Title string Description string CanonicalURL string Books []Book }{ Title: "Books - Vegard Stikbakke", Description: "Books read by Vegard Stikbakke", CanonicalURL: "https://vegardstikbakke.com/books/", Books: site.Books, } generateIndividualPosts(): data := struct { Title string PostTitle string DateString string Description string CanonicalURL string Content template.HTML }{ Title: post.Title + " - Vegard Stikbakke", PostTitle: post.Title, DateString: post.DateString, Description: post.Description, CanonicalURL: fmt.Sprintf("https://vegardstikbakke.com/blog/%s/", post.Slug), Content: template.HTML(post.HTMLContent), } File: /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/generator.go Testing After implementation: 1. Build the site: go build -o ssg && ./ssg 2. Check generated HTML files in public/ for: - Google Fonts preconnect links - @import for fonts in inline CSS - Canonical link tags with correct URLs - Meta description tags (where descriptions exist) 3. Open in browser to verify fonts load correctly 4. Check view-source to confirm proper HTML structure Files to Modify 1. /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/types.go - Add Description field 2. /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/parser.go - Parse description from frontmatter 3. /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/templates.go - Add Google Fonts and SEO tags 4. /Users/vegard/dev/personal-site-static/generator.go - Pass canonical URLs and descriptions to templates ⏺ Perfect! The plan has been approved. Let me create a todo list to track the implementation: ⏺ Now let me start implementing the changes. First, I'll update the data structures: ⏺ Update(types.go) ⎿  Added 6 lines, removed 5 lines 4 5 // Frontmatter represents the YAML metadata at the top of markdown files 6 type Frontmatter struct { 7 - Title string `yaml:"title"` 8 - Slug string `yaml:"slug"` 9 - Date string `yaml:"date"` 10 - Draft bool `yaml:"draft"` 11 - Layout string `yaml:"layout"` 7 + Title string `yaml:"title"` 8 + Slug string `yaml:"slug"` 9 + Date string `yaml:"date"` 10 + Draft bool `yaml:"draft"` 11 + Layout string `yaml:"layout"` 12 + Description string `yaml:"description"` 13 } 14 15 // Post represents a blog post with its content and metadata ⏺ Update(types.go) ⎿  Added 1 line 19 Date time.Time 20 DateString string 21 Draft bool 22 + Description string 23 HTMLContent string 24 RawContent string 25 } ⏺ Update(parser.go) ⎿  Added 1 line 76 Date: parsedDate, 77 DateString: fm.Date, 78 Draft: fm.Draft, 79 + Description: fm.Description, 80 HTMLContent: buf.String(), 81 RawContent: markdown, 82 }, nil ⏺ Update(templates.go) ⎿  Added 20 lines, removed 3 lines 8 9 10 11 + {{if .Description}}{{end}} 12 {{.Title}} 13 + {{if .CanonicalURL}}{{end}} 14 + 15 + 16 ⏺ Update(generator.go) ⎿  Added 8 lines, removed 4 lines 13 template.Must(tmpl.Parse(homepageContent)) 14 15 data := struct { 16 - Title string 17 - Content template.HTML 16 + Title string 17 + Description string 18 + CanonicalURL string 19 + Content template.HTML 20 }{ 21 - Title: "Vegard Stikbakke", 22 - Content: template.HTML(site.AboutPage.HTMLContent), 21 + Title: "Vegard Stikbakke", 22 + Description: "Vegard Stikbakke — software engineer from +Norway", 23 + CanonicalURL: "https://vegardstikbakke.com/", 24 + Content: template.HTML(site.AboutPage.HTMLContent), 25 } 26 27 return renderToFile(tmpl, data, "public/index.html") ⏺ Update(generator.go) ⎿  Added 8 lines, removed 4 lines 33 template.Must(tmpl.Parse(postsListingContent)) 34 35 data := struct { 36 - Title string 37 - Posts []Post 36 + Title string 37 + Description string 38 + CanonicalURL string 39 + Posts []Post 40 }{ 41 - Title: "Posts - Vegard Stikbakke", 42 - Posts: site.Posts, 41 + Title: "Posts - Vegard Stikbakke", 42 + Description: "Blog posts by Vegard Stikbakke", 43 + CanonicalURL: "https://vegardstikbakke.com/posts/", 44 + Posts: site.Posts, 45 } 46 47 if err := os.MkdirAll("public/posts", 0755); err != nil { ⏺ Update(generator.go) ⎿  Added 8 lines, removed 4 lines 57 template.Must(tmpl.Parse(booksListingContent)) 58 59 data := struct { 60 - Title string 61 - Books []Book 60 + Title string 61 + Description string 62 + CanonicalURL string 63 + Books []Book 64 }{ 65 - Title: "Books - Vegard Stikbakke", 66 - Books: site.Books, 65 + Title: "Books - Vegard Stikbakke", 66 + Description: "Books read by Vegard Stikbakke", 67 + CanonicalURL: "https://vegardstikbakke.com/books/", 68 + Books: site.Books, 69 } 70 71 if err := os.MkdirAll("public/books", 0755); err != nil { ⏺ Update(generator.go) ⎿  Added 12 lines, removed 8 lines 82 83 for _, post := range site.Posts { 84 data := struct { 85 - Title string 86 - PostTitle string 87 - DateString string 88 - Content template.HTML 85 + Title string 86 + PostTitle string 87 + DateString string 88 + Description string 89 + CanonicalURL string 90 + Content template.HTML 91 }{ 92 - Title: post.Title + " - Vegard Stikbakke", 93 - PostTitle: post.Title, 94 - DateString: post.DateString, 95 - Content: template.HTML(post.HTMLContent), 92 + Title: post.Title + " - Vegard Stikbakke", 93 + PostTitle: post.Title, 94 + DateString: post.DateString, 95 + Description: post.Description, 96 + CanonicalURL: +fmt.Sprintf("https://vegardstikbakke.com/blog/%s/", +post.Slug), 97 + Content: template.HTML(post.HTMLContent), 98 } 99 100 dir := filepath.Join("public/blog", post.Slug) ⏺ Read(generator.go) ⎿  Read 10 lines ⏺ Update(generator.go) ⎿  Added 1 line 2 3 import ( 4 "bytes" 5 + "fmt" 6 "html/template" 7 "os" 8 "path/filepath" ⏺ Bash(go build -o ssg) ⎿  (No content) ⏺ Bash(./ssg) ⎿  ✓ Site generated successfully in public/ ✓ Generated 18 posts ✓ Generated 4 books ⏺ Read(public/index.html) ⎿  Read 50 lines ⏺ Read(public/blog/blogroll/index.html) ⎿  Read 20 lines ⏺ Read(public/posts/index.html) ⎿  Read 20 lines ⏺ Perfect! I've successfully implemented all the missing HTML features. Here's what was added: ✅ Completed Features 1. SEO Improvements - Canonical links: Added to all pages with correct URLs (e.g., https://vegardstikbakke.com/blog/blogroll/) - Meta descriptions: Added support for custom descriptions via frontmatter - Homepage: "Vegard Stikbakke — software engineer from Norway" - Posts listing: "Blog posts by Vegard Stikbakke" - Books listing: "Books read by Vegard Stikbakke" - Individual posts: Uses description field from frontmatter (optional) 2. Google Fonts - Inter: Now used for body text (weights 400, 500, 600) - Source Code Pro: Now used for code blocks - Preconnect hints: Added for faster font loading - Inline CSS: Fonts imported via @import to keep CSS inline as requested 3. Files Modified - types.go: Added Description field to Frontmatter and Post structs (types.go:12,22) - parser.go: Parse description from YAML frontmatter (parser.go:79) - templates.go: Added fonts, canonical links, and meta tags (templates.go:6-65) - generator.go: Pass canonical URLs and descriptions to all templates (generator.go:11-96) 4. How to Use To add a meta description to a blog post, simply add it to the frontmatter: --- title: My Post Title date: 2024-01-01 description: A brief summary of my post for SEO --- The site has been built successfully and all 18 posts and 4 books pages now include these improvements!