Hi there.
I opened a thread for Jekyll themes and tricks which support the Zettelkasten system.
Check it out:
Hi there.
I opened a thread for Jekyll themes and tricks which support the Zettelkasten system.
Check it out:
The theme is suitable for portfolios, personal blogs, showcasing projects etc.
Forever Jekyll is a simple, elegant & full featured Jekyll theme.
GitHub repo - https://github.com/forever-jekyll/forever-jekyll
Live Demo - https://forever-jekyll.github.io/
Here are some of notable features of Forever Jekyll,
I’m not good at screenshots so apologies for not posting a screenshot of the theme.
Shoutout to @ashmaroli. This theme is made with in Maroli, Gujarat, India.
BlogBox is a minimal, bold, responsive and easy to use theme for Jekyll.
Theme features:
Tokyo is a stylish minimal one-page jekyll portfolio theme for Jekyll-powered websites. It comes with a handful of useful features, and customization is made easy with powerful options.
Shane is a clean, creative, and responsive Jekyll portfolio theme created with simplicity, ease of use and beautiful typography in mind.
Link to the repo - GitHub - harsh98trivedi/links: A Beautiful Jekyll Theme For Links
When you visit the Pippim Website, which you can quickly rebrand as your own, the Home Page on GitHub Pages looks like this:
Parsing thousands of your posts on Stack Exchange, picking over a thousand of the best, and publishing them on your own GitHub Pages website, is as quick as this:
After seven years of posting answers in Stack Exchange it got to the point I couldn’t remember all the ones I had posted. So I created a website with all my good SE posts and excluding most of the questions which often are quite naive. The website gets hosted for free on GitHub Pages. The website is free from the distractions of Stack Exchange ads and promotional links.
The SE search engine uses an “AND” algorithm making it difficult to recall my own posts. So the Pippim site search engine uses an “OR” algorithm yielding better results.
The conversion program selectively inserts Table of Contents and Section Navigation Bars on larger posts and provides “Copy Code Block to System Clipboard” function when there are many lines requiring a scroll bar.
You can take the Pippim website, change a few lines and then instantly have your own website, with your own name, own catch phrase and all of your own Stack Exchange Posts.
MIT license.
Create a free website repository on GitHub Pages.
Clone the Pippim website.
Change Jekyll Front Matter in /_config.yml
to your own brand:
theme: jekyll-theme-cayman
# The title: appears frequently on my pages. It's your company / personal name
title: Pippim
description: Free Open-Source Software for the World. Free of Ads Too!
# Link to content on the repo
code_url: https://github.com/pippim/pippim.github.io/blob/main
Pull a copy of your new website to your local drive ~/website2
.
Create a copy of ~/website2
(using cp
command not git pull
or git clone
!) to a new directory ~/website
:
Run the Stack Exchange Data Explorer query: All my posts on the SE network (with Markdown and HTML content plus editors and status)
Change to the directory ~/website/sede
and run the script rerefresh.sh
.
More elaborate instructions with screenshots are documented on the Pippim Website
The website runs on any modern Browser except Internet Explorer.
The python programs to convert Stack Exchange to GitHub Pages will not run on an Android or Apple Smart Phone. Only Linux, Windows and Mac. You can change your website with a Smart Phone though.
You can drop a comment below this post. You can also:
Send an Email to Pippim at pippim.com@gmail.com
Open a new issue on the Pippim website.
The languages are Git, Jekyll, Liquid, Ruby, Kramdown, Rouge, SE Markdown, Stack Exchange Data Explore (SQL-like), Python, Sass, HTML, CSS, SCSS, Javascript and Bash.
All the source code is on the Pippim Website
No one is needed to contribute to the code at this time. But if you have any suggestions please leave one below. You can also open an issue on the GitHub Pages repo.
There is much more to explore on the Pippim Website. Be sure to check out the “Answers” page and see the how a thousand Stack Exchange Posts are neatly organized and instantly accessed.
Keep in mind this is brand new technology (including the site search engine) and not as elegantly documented as it can be.
Dexfolio is a creative portfolio Jekyll theme with multiple design options for individuals, personal websites, startups, design studios, and creative agencies.
Features
Description Url: https://jekyllthemes.io/theme/dexfolio
Live Demo Url: https://dexfolio-jekyll.tortoizthemes.com/
Hugle - https://hugle.co.uk
A personal site of blogs, writings and enthusiasms. The theme is generally dark and simple with minimal glorifications. What was interesting was getting responsiveness working well enough for mobile, tablet and laptop.
J1 Template is fully configurable Jekyll Theme. The template combines
the best of open source software for the Web and the Web site generator
Jekyll. J1 is Open Source and the packaged modules as well.
No license issues for private or professional use.
J1 is supported on all current x64-based (x64) OS:
Note that 32-bit versions (x32) are generally not supported for
all platforms.
The template comes with a Web included, a skeleton for your new Web site.
This Web is called the Starter Web, a general-purpose Website scaffold to be modified for your needs. Explore the Live Demo at Netlify to see what’s possible if you go to the Jekyll Way accompanied by J1!
The Ruby Gem is available at RubyGems for download. Alternatively, the J1 Template is available at Github to start using J1 by cloning this repo.
A multi-purpose Jekyll theme template for GitHub Pages. It is packed with lots of features (search, comments, FontAwesome, MathJax, video support, SEO ready, code highlighting, breadcrumbs) and it is build on top of Bootstrap 4. The most notable feature IMHO is the +15 skins shipped with the template, that allows to change the look of the site with a single line in your _config.yaml
file.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/dieghernan/chulapa
I recently used the Agency template from Start Bootstrap, and thought I would publish a template for Jekyll. I would love feedback. I’ve tried to make it clean and useful. Does it work for people?
Demo Agency - Start Bootstrap Theme
Agency is one of the most popular HTML themes offered by Start Bootstrap. I have Jekyllised this theme to give developers a simple and clean starting template for Jekyll. This template is free and open source, released under the MIT license.
My jekyll theme . it is white and cute
Star fork and use
A minimal and super-lightweight, free Jekyll theme to create a single-page, link-in-bio website like Linktree or Later.
Demo: Links - Linkhub
I am currently a maintainer in a beautiful, simple, clean, and responsive Jekyll theme for academics. It supports publications, plots, and a whole lot of different utilities for writing posts. Feel free to check our demo and create your own site from our template. If you would like a version of it with support for multiple languages, please check the multilingual version of the template and its demo.
An emotional and adorable blog theme powered by Jekyll . It’s my first open-source project though, but I spent all my effort providing a feature-rich, responsive, and visually appealing website template.
Live demo is available: https://byanko55.github.io
Features
Personal Blog based on minima - yakhyo.github.io
Link to the repo - GitHub - yakhyo/yakhyo.github.io: Custom Jekyll minima theme for your blog.