Satellite🛰️ - Jekyll blog theme

An emotional and adorable blog theme powered by Jekyll.

Live demo is available here

Light Mode

Dark Mode

Fresh and Attractive Design

Features

• Comment System using giscus
• Copy contents of Code Block
• Dark/Light Theme
• Google Analytics
• Hierarchical Categorization
• Mobile friendly design
• Related Posts
• RSS/Sitemap support
• Search Post by Title or Tags
• Syntax Highlighter (highlight.js)
• Table of Contents
• Visitor Counter (goatcounter)

Installation

There are two ways to setup this theme:

Method 1: Build from source (Recommended)

Fork this repository or download the source as a zip.

If you use as destination a repository named USERNAME.github.io, then your url will be https://USERNAME.github.io/.

Method 2: Utilize Gem package

Create a clean site directory (Follow the Instruction 1~4 described here).

The following materials are redundant, so remove them.

• index.markdown
• about.markdown
  
  

Then, add this line to your Jekyll site's Gemfile:

gem "jekyll-theme-satellite"

You need to replace the initial _config.yml file with the prepared one.

Modify your site setting

Now fill in the site variable such as blog name, profile image, and social accounts in _config.yml.

title: Example.com
description: "Satellite - jekyll blog theme"
logo_img: "/assets/img/favicon.webp"
profile_img: "/assets/img/profile.jpg"

# Social Links
email: [email protected]
github_username: github
twitter_username: twitter
instagram_username: instagram
linkedin_username: linkedin
facebook_username: facebook

Run site locally

From the site root directory, install the dependencies:

bundle install

Start a Jekyll service.

bundle exec jekyll serve

Now open http://localhost:4000 in your browser.

Customizing

You can find useful manuals for customizing your site from the below table:

Contribution

If you would like to report a bug or request a new feature, please open an issue We are open to any kind of feedback or collaboration.

License

© 2024 Yankos. This theme is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.