chore: update wordpress-to-hugo-setup

Author: meroxdotdev

_posts/2025-04-07-wordpress-to-hugo-setup.md

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 Ten years ago, I started my first website projects—some for myself, others for friends or clients. I spent a lot of time experimenting with themes, plugins, and WordPress setups.
 
+> **UPDATE (August 2025)**: Since writing this post, I've migrated from Hugo to Jekyll with the Chirpy theme. Why? Pure curiosity and the desire to explore different static site generators. The principles and benefits I discuss here remain the same—static sites are still the way to go for content-focused websites. I'll share my Jekyll experience in an upcoming post if you want!
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 ##  My Experience with WordPress
 
 WordPress is a solid way to get started—especially if you're messing around with your first LAMP server. But long term? It can be a pain. You'll find yourself tweaking PHP configs, switching to LiteSpeed, juggling plugin updates, and basically fine-tuning everything so it doesn't fall apart.

_posts/2025-07-02-homelab-tour.md

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 title: "Complete Homelab Tour 2025"
 date: 2025-07-02 10:00:00 +0300
 categories: [infrastructure]
-tags: [homelab,kubernetes,automation,flux,talos,k8s,self-hosting,proxmox,home-server]
+#tags: [homelab,kubernetes,automation,flux,talos,k8s,self-hosting,proxmox,home-server]
 description: Detailed homelab setup guide featuring Proxmox virtualization, Talos Kubernetes, automated backups, and real world lessons from years of self-hosting experience.
 image:
   path: /assets/img/posts/homelab.webp