Hugo theme monochrome
Monochrome is a fast, clean and responsive hugo theme
See [kaiiiz.github.io/hugo-theme-monochrome](https://kaiiiz.github.io/hugo-theme-monochrome) The project is written primarily in HTML, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2021. Key topics include: blog, clean, feature-rich, grayscale, high-performance.
Demo & Documents
See kaiiiz.github.io/hugo-theme-monochrome
Features
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Clean UI with small resources. Monochrome has clean UI design with ~5KB gzipped bundled CSS.
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Self-Contained. Monochrome doesn't require webpack, nodejs and other dependencies to setup or edit, just hugo.
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Responsive layout. Adapt to different viewpoint, from desktop to mobile.
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Support light/dark mode. Low-light UI.
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Multiple layouts built-in. Monochrome now supports 6 different layouts. See Demo.
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Nested navbar and Multilingual mode. Make good use of hugo's well-designed structure.
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Syntax Highlighting (with copy feature). Integrate both server-side solution (Chroma, hugo built-in) and client-side solution (Prism.js, for someone who need more languages supported).
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Site Search with real-time matches highlight. Powered by uFuzzy.
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SEO-friendly. Easily change your author, description, keywords, open graph, x (twitter) card meatdata.
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Support mathematical notation. Powered by MathJax.
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Useful shortcodes. See Document.
Installation
See Setup
Configuration
See Configuration
Acknowledgement
- PrismJS/prism MIT
- leeoniya/uFuzzy MIT
- mathjax/MathJax Apache-2.0
- kingdido999/zooming MIT
- feathericons/feather MIT
- simple-icons/simple-icons CC0-1.0
Support
If you find my work brings value to your life and would like to support its development, you can sponsor me in the following ways.
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Contributors
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