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---
title: "Papermod - How To's Guide"
summary: FAQs
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date: 2020-09-18T11:30:03+05:30
showtoc: true
tocOpen: true
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aliases: ["/papermod-how-to-guide"]
tags: ["PaperMod"]
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author: "Aditya Telange"
draft: true
---
## Intro
We'll be using `yml/yaml` format for all examples down below, I recommend using `yml` over `toml` as it is easier to read.
---
## Override theme template
By Hugo's Lookup Order, you can override any part of a theme that you want. The following is a quick example.
Let's say you wish the `list` was different. All you have to do is copy the `list` template:
```shell
your-site/themes/papermod/layouts/_defaults/list.html
```
And paste it under your own `layouts` folder:
```shell
your-site/layouts/_defaults/list.html
```
Then you're free to make any changes you want to the `list`.
When Hugo builds your site, your copy of `list.html` will be used instead of the theme's `list.html`.
---
## Enable Social-Metadata and SEO
These include OpenGraph, Twitter Cards and Schema.
```yml
params:
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env: production
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```
or set `HUGO_ENV` as "production" in system env-vars
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## Archive Page
```shell
.
├── config.yml
├── content/
│ ├── archives.md <--- Create archive.md here
│ └── posts/
├── static/
└── themes/
└── hugo-PaperMod/
```
and add the following to it
```yml
---
title: "Archive"
layout: "archives"
url: "/archives/"
summary: archives
---
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```
---
## References
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- [Override a Hugo theme](https://zwbetz.com/override-a-hugo-theme/)