@BT [//]: # Use this to install jekyll (in Terminal): [//]: # - gem install bundler jekyll [//]: # [//]: # Then clone the repository (in Terminal): [//]: # - git clone https://github.com/pgtinsley/Pudhina.git [//]: # [//]: # Then do: [//]: # - bundle update [//]: # - bundle exec jekyll serve [//]: # [//]: # For the second command, I usually save that as an alias in my "~/.bashrc" file like this... [//]: # - alias bjs='bundle exec jekyll serve' [//]: # [//]: # Then do: [//]: # - source ~/.bashrc [//]: # [//]: # After that, you'll be able to call 'bjs' instead of the full 'bundle exec jekyll serve' each time you want to run the site. [//]: # [//]: # The site shows up on localhost:4000/Pudhina, so just plug that in to the URL bar, and you're good to go. [//]: # [//]: # I'll add you as collaborator to the Git project for when we want to turn this into the personal site for you. [//]: # [//]: # I've got other ish to do until next Thursday, but once we get this going, it'll be uber cool. Cheers.
A simple, minimal Jekyll theme for a personal web page and blog, focusing on white space and readability
Click here to see the theme in action. Note that the download PDF button redirects to 404 due to lack of the file. This is by design, to demonstrate the Glitch effect therein.
- Simple, minimal and clean
- Blog posts categorised
- Responsive
- Syntax Highlighter (using highlight.js).
- Font-Awesome Icons.
- Glitchy 404 page
- Start by cloning the repository, then check the
_config.ymlfile and change it accordingly. Note that thetitleproperty is what will be displayed as logo. - Execute
jekyll serveand head to localhost:4000 to see the results locally.
- Change main picture and icon in
/assets/img/pudhina. - Change main details regarding site in
_config.yml. - Configure
index.mdfor the main page,blog.mdfor Blog listing andresume.mdfor Resume page. - CSS properties can be found in
/assets/css/main.css. - New posts to be created in the
/_posts/directory, follow the naming convention used in samples. Front-matter requires title, subtitle, categories and date.
Inspired by the theme Daktilo
The theme is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.