Switching from Gridea to Hexo

Mar 23, 2022#hexo #杂谈 #Gridea38

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The author is expressing their satisfaction with writing articles on Gridea and the convenience it provides for switching themes and saving drafts. However, as their articles increase, they are facing limitations with the top menu and have to create navigation pages to organize their blog. They admit their lack of technical skills in adding a secondary menu and even attempted to understand and modify Gridea's source code. They mention trying out VuePress but ultimately returning to Hexo. They are happy with the KratosRebirth theme as it meets their needs and allows them to start their blog anew.

The cover uses a picture published by Автошкола ТЕХНИКА on Pixabay, combined with the Hexo logo.

Writing articles on Gridea is very convenient and enjoyable, as I can easily switch themes and save drafts, which facilitates my writing and allows for highly customized blog interface. However, as the number of articles increases, the top menu becomes limited, and I have to write some navigation pages to organize the entire blog. All of this may be due to the lack of a secondary title.

I have to admit that because of my limited technical skills, even adding a secondary menu is difficult for me. I even attempted to understand and modify the source code of Gridea, but ultimately realized that I am too young and too simple for that. Including later on, when I was learning Vue and wanted to try VuePress, I was ultimately beaten back to Hexo.

The good news is that the KratosRebirth theme perfectly meets my needs, and most of what I want to achieve has already been arranged. My blog is now refreshed and ready to go again.