A utilitarian theme designed to be customizable and responsive.
To start using this theme with your GitHub pages site, simply add the following to your _config.yml:
remote_theme: jmelancon/monotheme
title: "My cool project title!" # set this to the title of your page
project_name: "Project name" # set this to the name of your project
lang: "en" # the language of the website in html format
baseurl: "" # the subpath of your site, e.g. /blog
url: "https://myprofile.github.io/mysite" # the base hostname & protocol for your site, e.g. http://example.com
footer_text: "mygithub/relevantrepo" # text that goes in the lower left of the screen on the footer. for example, your project's repo name.
icon_location: "/assets/project_pic.png" # where your project image is. don't leave blank!
icon_alt_text: "Project logo" # alt text for your project's image. you can leave this blank, but you really shouldn't.
# theming
colors:
colors:
dark:
primary: "#1E1E20"
secondary: "#252527"
tertiary: "#424247"
accent: Gainsboro
text: Gainsboro
textbox: "#424247"
links: "#ebc6ff"
light:
primary: White
secondary: "#ddd"
tertiary: "#b3b3b3"
accent: "#999"
text: Black
textbox: "#eee"
links: "#5f1688"
mobile:
header_text_size: 6
exclude:
README.md
LICENSE
plugins:
- jemoji # used for emojis. use them with normal GitHub markdown syntax, like this :smile:
Also, be sure to add the following to the top of each markdown file in your site:
---
layout: page
title: Home
desc: Debug home page. Text here for meta description.
permalink: /
importance: -1
---
Of note is title, desc, and importance. title
is the title of the page. This will appear in the <title>
tag. desc
is used for the <meta name="description">
tag for SEO purposes. importance
can be the same for each page, however, if you would like to sort your pages in the mobile and desktop navigation areas, using a larger importance number will make the object appear lower on the list.
To use favicons, put your favicon.ico
in the root directory of your repository.
Any page with a title will be included in the site's sitemap.xml.
The theme is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.