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Matt Bryant
Matt Bryant
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How to use CSS, Javascript, and jQuery with Markdown

So I am thinking of learning to use static site generators like Jekyll or Hugo, and their associate Markdown language, which I understand ultimately outputs to HTML files in the end. If I'm used to creating CSS, Javascript, and jQuery files that link up to and work with the HTML pages, do I lose that ability once I move to Markup language? How in the world do you still do CSS, JS, and jQuery when you lose the HTML tagging that makes those things work? I appreciate any clarification.