The minimalist Pelican theme.
- add new direct template for notes: "til" (things I learned) and related mods:
- do not display notes on home (index) page - let the short notes do not clutter list of blog posts (loger articles)
- do not display notes on archive page - for the same reason as above
- modified archives page with my custom groupping by year (inspied by elegant theme)
- support for new meta:
- til_category
- featured_image_alt
- modified (?)
- suggested_tags
- ignore_tags - list - Do not add these tags to the suggested tags. When manually editing article with front matter you can review tags and move suggested tags to tags (or til_tags) and move unfortunate tags to
ignore_tags
to avoid have them suggested next time when automated tag suggention will be running. - citation_needed
- til_tags
- til_category
- image for article featured image (not
cover
orfeatured_image
) - changes in styling
Compare differences to original Flex in details: compare this fork
- If you have questions open an issue
- The theme is not under huge development anymore, it's stable and has a lot of features already
- If you want a Hugo theme check out Soho
- Mobile First
- Responsive
- Semantic
- SEO Best Practices
- Open Graph
- Rich Snippets (JSON-LD)
- Related Posts (via plugin or AddThis)
- Minute read (via plugin)
- Multiple Code Highlight Styles
- Translation Support
- Dark Mode
- AddThis
- Disqus
- Gauges Analytics
- Google AdSense
- Google Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Matomo Analytics (formerly Piwik)
- StatusCake
- Isso
- Microsoft Clarity
- Github Corners
- I18N Sub-sites
- Minute read
- Related Posts
- Representative image
- Neighbors
- Tipue Search
- SEO
The best way to install is over pelican-themes.
The alternative way is to clone this repository. The master
branch is stable and is safe to checkout, but I would recommend you to checkout a tag branch.
The documentation covers most of the settings available and how to use this theme. If something is missing or broken you can open a PR or fix the documentation by yourself.
You can see how this theme looks like at http://flex.alxd.me/.
The code is available in this project under docs
folder.
ALWAYS open an issue before sending a PR. Discuss the problem/feature that you want to code. After discussing, send a PR with your changes.
As always, if you want something that only makes sense to you, fork Flex and create a new theme.
Translate this theme to new languages at Transifex.
Read more about Translation Support in the Wiki.
MIT