mold 🍄

A minimal optimized lightweight design for Github Pages.

Inspired from riggraz/no-style-please.

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”
– Leonardo da Vinci

Features ✨

• 👀 A WYWIWYS theme (What You Write Is What You See)
• ⚡️ Fast
• 🌓 Light theme (dark theme coming soon)
• 📱 Responsive
• 📖 Content-first (typography optimized for maximum readability)
• 🔍 SEO optimized (uses Jekyll SEO Tag)
• 📰 RSS feed (uses Jekyll Feed)
• 🚀 Made for GitHub Pages

Usage 🛠️

Setup 🏗️

• Create a github pages repo, see steps.
• Add a _config.yml file (or copy the one from this repo), and insert below line:

    remote-theme: yree/mold
  

• See site settings to further customize the theme.

Organization 📂

• The theme operates on the WYWIWYS (wee-wee-wiz) principle.
• The README.md at the repo root acts as the index for the GitHub Page.
• To create more posts add .md files and folders to your repo.
• Link these .md files across each other (refer to this repo structure).

Pro tips 💡

Site Settings

• Customize your blog further by editing the _config.yml file.
• Adjust the blog’s name, author, theme appearance, date formatting, and more.
• The file includes comments to guide you through each customizable field.

Dark Mode for Images

• The theme’s dark mode is achieved through CSS invert() function.
• Images aren’t inverted by default to maintain expected appearance.
• Apply class="ioda" to specific images to force color inversion.

Development 📦

• Run bundle install to set up your environment.
• Start the server with bundle exec jekyll serve.
• Modify your theme and content as needed, preview your theme at http://localhost:4000.
• Only specific files and directories are bundled. Adjust mold.gemspec to include custom directories if necessary.

Contributing 🤝

Feel free to report bugs or send pull requests over on GitHub at yree/mold. Please adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.

License 📃

The theme is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.