This theme was ported from the GitHub Automatic Page Generator to a Jekyll v3.3 theme gem.
To use it on a Pages site, add `theme: jekyll-theme-hacker` to your `_config.yml`.
```yml
theme: jekyll-theme-hacker
title: Custom title
description: Custom description.
show_downloads: true
google_analytics:
```
- To override the repository name or description from GitHub used in the header, set a `title` or `description`.
- Set `show_downloads` to `false` to hide the download buttons in the header.
- Set `google_analytics` to your tracking ID to enable pageview tracking.
This theme includes a single `default` layout. Markdown files should be prefixed with the following frontmatter.
```
---
layout: default
---
```
#### CSS
For CSS customization, create your own `/assets/css/styles.scss` in your project to replace the one from this theme, and override selected stylesheet properties.
```scss
---
---
@import "rouge-base16-dark";
@import 'hacker';
```
#### Syntax Highlighting
[Rouge](http://rouge.jneen.net/) is the default highlighter in Jekyll 3. This theme includes the `base16.dark` stylesheet from Rouge.
To switch syntax highlighting colors to say `monokai`, install the `rouge` gem and run the following on the command line.
```
mkdir _scss
rougify style monokai > _scss/rouge-monokai.scss
```
Then replace `rouge-base16-dark` with `rouge-monokai` in `/assets/css/styles.scss`
Other pygments highlighter themes should work as well.
