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Yuki license

❄️ Hugo theme yuki. She is as pure as the snow.

Screenshot

Features

  • Responsive
  • Syntax highlighting with highlightjs
  • Social links(Customize)
  • Custom Pages
  • Support for Related Content
  • Support for tags
  • Google Analytics
  • SCSS

Table of Contents

Quick Start

In your hugo site directory, run:

$ mkdir themes
$ cd themes
$ git clone https://github.com/iCyris/hugo-theme-yuki

Usage

Use hugo's -t hugo-theme-yuki or --theme=hugo-theme-yuki option with hugo commands.

e.g.

$ hugo server -t hugo-theme-yuki

Configuration

Please see the sample config.toml.

Creating Posts

Posts should generally go under a content/post directory. Typically you would run:

hugo new post/your-new-post.md

For posts to appear on your site, you may need draft = false in the post's front matter or use the --buildDrafts option when building.

Creating Custom Pages

Custom pages such as an About page should preferably go under content/pages or be present at the root of the content directory.

hugo new pages/about.md

Development

If you're contributing CSS changes, there are two ways:

  1. Simply make changes on /static/scss/custom.css, the style will be overwrited.
  2. Use SASS. Directly make changes on the *.scss files and recompile style.scss or highlight.scss.

License

Licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.