A responsive, white and simple Hexo theme for a personal website. Based on the original Cactus Dark theme by Pieter Robberechts.
🌵 Demo
- Version : 2.0
- Compatibility : Hexo 3 or later
- Fully responsive
- Disqus
- Google analytics
- Font Awesome icons
- Pick your own code highlighting scheme
- Configurable navigation menu
- Support for local search
- Projects list
- Simplicity
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In the
root
directory:$ git clone https://github.com/sergodeeva/cactus-white.git themes/cactus-white $ npm install hexo-pagination --save
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Change the
theme
property in theconfig.yml
file.# theme: landscape theme: cactus-white
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Run:
hexo generate
andhexo server
Setup the navigation menu in the theme's _config.yml
:
nav:
Home: /
About: /about/
Writing: /posts/
Projects: http://github.com/sergodeeva
You have two options for the list of blog posts on the home page:
- Show only the 5 most recent posts (default)
customize:
show_all_posts: false
post_count: 5
- Show all posts
customize:
show_all_posts: true
Create a projects file source/_data/projects.json
.
[
{
"name":"Hexo",
"url":"https://hexo.io/",
"desc":"A fast, simple & powerful blog framework"
},
{
"name":"Font Awesome",
"url":"http://fontawesome.io/",
"desc":"The iconic font and CSS toolkit"
}
]
Cactus White can automatically add links to your social media accounts. Therefore, update the theme's _config.yml
:
customize:
social_links:
github: your-github-url
twitter: your-twitter-url
NAME: your-NAME-url
where NAME
is the name of a Font Awesome icon.
Set the rss
field in the theme's _config.yml
to one of the following values:
rss: false
will totally disable rss (default).rss: atom.xml
sets a specific feed link.rss:
leave empty to use the hexo-generator-feed plugin.
Add you Google Analytics tracking_id
to the theme's _config.yml
.
plugins:
google_analytics: 'UA-49627206-1' # Format: UA-xxxxxx-xx
First, create a site on Disqus: https://disqus.com/admin/create/.
Next, update the theme's _config.yml
file:
plugins:
disqus_shortname: SITENAME
where SITENAME
is the name you gave your site on Disqus.
Pick one of the available colorschemes and add it to the theme's _config.yml
:
customize:
highlight: COLORSCHEME_NAME
First, install the hexo-generate-search plugin, which will generate a search index file.
$ npm install hexo-generator-search --save
Next, create a page to display the search engine:
$ hexo new page Search
and put search: true
in the front-matter.
Finally, edit the theme's _config.yml
and add a link to the navigation menu.
nav:
...
Search: /Search/
...
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