An incredibly rudimentary jekyll theme. Paper-thin, nothing but what's needed for html.
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jekyll-theme-basic

An incredibly rudimentary jekyll theme. Paper-thin, nothing but what's needed for HTML.

You can see it up and running on my blog and my website, which this theme was originally made for.

NB: This theme is still being tweaked and developed, and is on a more "rolling release" style of update.

Layouts

default

The default layout (natch). Has some things surrounding the core content.

page

For non-blog related pages, this contains more content and metadata than default.

post

For blog posts, this has the most metadata out of all the layouts.

bare

Just a basic scaffold, nothing but boilerplate surrounding the content.

home

Intended for use as a landing page. This is a mix between default and post.

Config

This theme has a few options that one may use. Every option is under the basic_theme hierarchy.

Array<Object<string>[2]>

An array of objects with two keys, href & name. Each sub-object describes a certain link element you want on the top of the page.

Example:

basic:
  header_links:
    - href: https://github.com/Atlas48
      name: GitHub
    - href: https://atlas48.neocities.org/
      name: The Archives
    - href: https://mastodon.sdf.org/@atlas48
      name: Mastodon

display_title

bool

Wherever or not to display the site's title at the top of the page.