A simple, Apple-inspired KISS theme for Jekyll.
Camino is a Jekyll theme I have created for my own personal website. Camino is a simple, KISS theme for Jekyll that mostly takes inspiration from Apple's interface designs and supports dark mode, as well as the dark-mode-toggle
utility provided by the Chrome developers.
Camino includes, but is not limited to, the following features:
- Custom accent colors
- Dark mode functionality (and toggle)
- Special
document
andpost
layouts for blogs and articles - Responsive behavior
In your _config.yml
, add the following line:
remote_theme: alicerunsonfedora/camino
# Standard Jekyll Information. These fields are also used in the navbar on the
# top of the website, as well as OpenGraph information.
title: My Site
author: Marquis Kurt
description: Welcome to my GitHub Pages website
# This tells Jekyll to load Camino.
remote_theme: alicerunsonfedora/camino
# These are the plugins necessary to get the theme working.
plugins:
- jekyll-octicons
- jekyll-sitemap
- jekyll-feed
- kramdown
# This is the email address to use when clicking "Email me" in the footer of the
# website.
webmaster_email: [email protected]
# The custom copyright text.
copyright: "© {{ site.time | date: '%Y' }} {{ site.author }}. All rights reserved."
# This list controls the links visible in the navbar.
navigation:
- name: "Home"
link: "/index.html"
- name: "Blog"
link: "/blog.html"
# This segment is the heart of the Camino configuration.
camino:
# This path will point to images used for the article/document format. Camino will
# look in this path for images with the file name of the shortcode listed on a document
# page. For example, 'wrt181-assignment1.png'
doc_img_url: "/images/cwp/"
# This path will point to images used for covers on posts. Camino will look in this path
# for image covers with the page's date. For example, '2020-02-17-cover.png'
cover_img_url: "/images/covers/"
# This setting controls what's displayed on the navbar profile picture.
nav_profile:
# The path to the profile picture.
img_url: "logo.svg"
# Whether the drop shadow should be removed from the profile picture.
flat: false
# This controls more aspects of Camino's theme.
theme:
# If you want to override the font, set a custom font here. This font will be used
# over the standard Inter font, but Inter will be provided when this font cannot
# be loaded.
font: 'Inter'
# The background color of the navbar.
navbar: '#191919'
# The background color of the main page, both in light and dark mode.
body:
light: '#ffffff'
dark: '#212121'
# The accent color on the website. The accent color affects buttons, links, and other places of the
# theme. The 'light' and 'dark' entries control what color is displayed in light mode and dark mode,
# respectively. The standard and highlight entries control the idle and hover states.
accent:
light:
standard: "rgb(255, 149, 0)"
highlight: "#ffaa33"
dark:
standard: "rgb(255, 159, 10)"
highlight: "#ffb23b"
# These Markdown settings are used to register the syntax highlighter.
markdown: kramdown
kramdown:
input: GFM
syntax_highlighter: rouge
syntax_highlighter_opts:
css_class: 'highlight'
To create a document/article for Camino, add the following front matter to your web page or Markdown file:
---
title: Document Title
subtitle: A fancy subtitle
layout: document
class: History 207
shortcode: hist207-one
date: 2018-08-29
---
title
: The title of the documentsubtitle
The subtitle of the documentlayout
: The particular layout for the page. Should be set todocument
class
: This field can be used to denote an academic class or the purpose of the document.shortcode
: The shortcode used to denote the name of the image to use in conjunction withdoc_img_url
date
: The document's publish date
The author's name will be pulled from the author field in the site configuration.
You can report issues on the Camino issue tracker page on YouTrack.
Camino is open-source software licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.