Things Word has that SSGs, by and large, don't
Recommendations appreciated. Disclaimer: Most of these make little sense in an Internet medium anyway. An index. An index simply lists the terms and topics discussed in a document, along with the pages they are listed on. A glossary. Could be as simple as a CSV file of terms and definitions, or as complex as a whole extra glossary/ folder. Related: A “Acronyms and Abbreviations” section. Even moreso than the last, this could be a simple CSV. A built-in site-wide search function. Word gets around this by having everything open at once. A list of tables. Huge if you want your dead-trees books to match your shiny new website. A list of figures. Ditto. A list of referenced external documents. CSV! Say it with me! The reason I compiled this list was because I decided to investigate whether I could use Hugo at work to generate our client-facing documentation. Currently we are using an unholy combination of Word and Confluence, and I figured that the magic of Git might help us keep our docs updated in a more sane way. ...