association-chahut.fr/themes/blist

Blist theme for Hugo

Blist is a clean and fast blog theme for your Hugo site.

Features:

• Responsive content / Mobile-optimized
• Blog pagination
• Customizable Text Search
• Table of contents
• Social links
• Code highlighting
• Color customization
• Dark mode
• Fast performance
• SEO optimized
• i18n support
• Support comments systems
  • Disqus (hugo native)
  • giscus
  • utterances

Preview

➡️ DEMO

Get the theme

Minimum Hugo Version: 0.110.0

Run from the root of your Hugo site:

git clone https://github.com/apvarun/blist-hugo-theme.git themes/blist

Alternatively, you can include this repository as a git submodule. This makes it easier to update this theme if you have your Hugo site in git as well:

git submodule add https://github.com/apvarun/blist-hugo-theme.git themes/blist

Preview the theme with example content

Blist theme ships with an fully configured example site. For a quick preview:

Copy the package.json file from themes/blist folder to your hugo website root folder, and run npm install.

cd themes/blist/exampleSite/
hugo serve --themesDir ../..

Then visit http://localhost:1313/ in your browser to view the example site.

Configuring theme to a hugo website

1. Copy package.json and package-lock.json to the root folder of your website
2. Run npm install to install required packages for theme
3. Run npm i -g postcss-cli to use PostCSS with Hugo build
4. Set theme = 'blist' in config.toml
5. Run npm start to start your local server

Make sure to commit the above changes to your repository.

Publish your website

When deploying to services like Netlify or Vercel, use the following command for building your site:

npm i && HUGO_ENVIRONMENT=production hugo --gc

The parameter HUGO_ENVIRONMENT=production enables the execution of css purging.

Add content

The following explains how to add content to your Hugo site. You can find sample content in the exampleSite/ folder.

Structure:

.
├── ...
├── blog       # Blog Section
│   ├── post1   # Post 1
│   ├── post2   # Post 2
│   └── _index
└── ...

Configure your site

From exampleSite/, copy config.toml to the root folder of your Hugo site and change the fields as you like. Helpful comments are provided.

Menu

Menu in Blist theme is pre-set to have all section names. You can include custom links in header using the menu.main option config.toml.

Logo

logo param in the site config will allow to use an image as the logo instead of the website name. It is localizable and so can have different logo for different languages

Darkmode

[params.darkModeToggle] enables the dark mode toggle in header. The preference is then saved so that the mode is automatically chosen for return visits.

Customize Ascent Color

Use [params.ascentColor] to change the default pink color to any supported color from the list of default colors from Tailwind CSS.

Some example values: bg-blue-200, bg-yellow-300

Search

[params.enableSearch] option is used to enable search option in the theme.

• Adds the search icon in header
• Generates the search index
• Uses fuse.js to enable searching through content

In order to search, you can either click on the search icon from header or press Ctrl/Cmd + / key combination.

Note:

Make sure to enable JSON in outputs array.

[outputs]
  home = ["HTML", "RSS", "JSON"]

LaTeX

Enable mathematical options: set math: true in your markdown frontmatter

Google Analytics

Set googleAnalytics in config.toml to activate Hugo's internal Google Analytics template.

Performance

Issues

If you have a question, please open an issue for help and to help those who come after you. The more information you can provide, the better!

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

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License

Licensed under MIT

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