# Paige
A simple Hugo theme. [Try it out.](https://willfaught.com/paige)
## Screenshots
Home page:
List page:
Single page:
Taxonomy page:
Term page:
404 page:
Search page:
## Features
- Accessibility
- Analytics
- Blog
- Bootstrap
- Comments
- Customizable
- E-mail protection
- Facebook sharing
- Header links
- Landing page
- Light color scheme
- Math typesetting
- Menu
- Minimal design
- Multiple authors
- Multiple languages
- RSS with full content
- Responsive
- Right-to-left languages
- SEO
- Safari and Firefox Reader View support
- Search
- Sections
- Single column
- Social links
- Table of contents
- Twitter sharing
Soon: Dark color scheme and dynamic color schemes, when Bootstrap 5.3 releases.
## Get started with Hugo
1. [Install Hugo](https://gohugo.io/installation/).
For Homebrew on Mac:
```sh
$ brew install hugo
```
2. Create a site:
```sh
$ hugo new site yourproject
```
3. Create a post:
```sh
$ cd yourproject
$ hugo new my-post.md
```
See [Hugo's quick start guide](https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/) for more information.
## Install
### Option 1: Use a Hugo module
Example `config.yaml`:
```yaml
module:
imports:
- path: "github.com/willfaught/paige"
```
Install:
```sh
$ hugo mod init github.com/youraccount/yourproject
$ hugo mod get github.com/willfaught/paige
```
Update:
```sh
$ hugo mod get -u
```
### Option 2: Use a Git submodule
Example `config.yaml`:
```yaml
theme: "paige"
```
Install:
```sh
$ cd yourproject
$ git submodule add https://github.com/willfaught/paige themes/paige
$ git submodule update --init --recursive --remote
```
Update:
```sh
$ cd yourproject
$ git submodule update --recursive --remote
```
### Option 3: Use a copy
Example `config.yaml`:
```yaml
theme: "paige"
```
Install:
```sh
$ cd yourproject
$ git clone https://github.com/willfaught/paige themes/paige
$ rm -rf themes/paige/.git
```
Update:
```sh
$ cd yourproject
$ rm -rf themes/paige
$ git clone https://github.com/willfaught/paige themes/paige
$ rm -rf themes/paige/.git
```
## Run
```sh
$ cd yourproject
$ hugo server -D
```
## Configure
Optional site parameters:
```yaml
authors:
michael_bluth:
name: "Michael Bluth"
default: true # Credit this author in pages that have no authors parameter
george_bluth:
name: "George Bluth"
paige:
analytics:
chartbeat: # chartbeat.com
account_id: "123456"
domain: "example.com"
clicky: # clicky.com
account_id: "123456"
fathom: # usefathom.com
account_id: "123456"
finteza: # finteza.com
account_id: "123456"
script_url: "https://example.com/script.js"
hotjar: # hotjar.com
account_id: "123456"
matomo: # matomo.org
account_id: "123456"
host_url: "https://example.com"
mixpanel:
token: "123456"
plausible: # plausible.io
account_id: "123456"
woopra: # woopra.com
domain: "example.com"
yandex: # metrica.yandex.com
account_id: "123456"
bootstrap:
icons_path: "my-assets/my-bootstrap-icons.css" # Use local Bootstrap icons
scripts_path: "my-assets/my-bootstrap.bundle.min.js" # Use local Bootstrap scripts
styles_path: "my-assets/my-bootstrap.min.css" # Use local Bootstrap styles
color: "#123456" # Theme color for Safari and Windows
comments:
cactus: # cactus.chat
account_id: "123456"
commento: # commento.io
script_url: "https://example.com/script.js"
hyvor: # hyvor.com
account_id: "123456"
intensedebate: # intensedebate.com
account_id: "123456"
isso: # isso-comments.de
script_url: "https://example.com/script.js"
remark42: # remark42.com
host_url: "https://example.com"
site_id: "123456"
replybox: # getreplybox.com
account_id: "123456"
utterances: # utteranc.es
github_repo: "example/foo"
date_format: "2006 January 2" # Hugo date format for page dates
hide_theme_comment: true # Don't put a link to this project in a code comment
hide_theme_link: true # Don't put a link to this project in the footer
rss:
managing_editor: "Michael Bluth"
web_master: "Michael Bluth"
social: # Social links on the home page
examplesite:
icon: example-icon # Bootstrap icon name
link: https://example.com/username
name: Example Name # Used for screen readers
```
If you set `hide_theme_comment` or `hide_theme_link`, please credit this project in a post to help others find it.
Optional page parameters:
```yaml
authors: [
"Michael Bluth", # Credit this name exactly
"george_bluth" # Credit the corresponding author name in the site parameters
]
link: "https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ" # The reference for an anchor around the title
paige:
math: true # Enable math typesetting with KaTeX
toc: true # Show a table of contents if there are any headers
```
Additional optional home page parameters:
```yaml
blurb: "There's a new daddy in town." # Displayed below the greeting
center: "my-center.jpg" # An image that is centered
greeting: "You know best" # Displayed below the center and stretch images
stretch: "my-stretch.jpg" # A 4x3 or panorama image that is stretched fully horizontally
```
Additional optional list page parameters:
```yaml
paige:
show_full_pages: true # Show full pages, not just page titles and descriptions
```
Additional optional single page parameters:
```yaml
paige:
hide_rss: true # Don't include this page in RSS feeds
hide_search: true # Don't include this page in search results
```
Example `config.yaml`:
```yaml
baseurl: https://example.com
copyright: © Michael Bluth
enablerobotstxt: true
languagecode: en-us
languages:
en:
menu:
main:
- identifier: home
name: Home
url: /
weight: 10
- identifier: about
name: About
url: /about/
weight: 20
- identifier: blog
name: Blog
url: /blog/
weight: 30
- identifier: categories
name: Categories
url: /categories/
weight: 40
- identifier: tags
name: Tags
url: /tags/
weight: 50
- identifier: search
name: Search
url: /search/
weight: 60
title: No Borders, No Limits
weight: 10
markup:
goldmark:
renderer:
unsafe: true
highlight:
style: vs
tableofcontents:
endlevel: 6
ordered: true
startlevel: 2
module:
imports:
- path: github.com/willfaught/paige
outputs:
home:
- html
- json
- rss
paginate: 50
params:
paige:
social:
discord:
icon: discord
link: https://discord.com/users/username
name: Discord
dribbble:
icon: dribbble
link: https://dribbble.com/username
name: Dribbble
email:
icon: envelope
link: mailto:username@example.com
name: E-mail
facebook:
icon: facebook
link: https://facebook.com/username
name: Facebook
github:
icon: github
link: https://github.com/username
name: GitHub
instagram:
icon: instagram
link: https://instagram.com/username
name: Instagram
linkedin:
icon: linkedin
link: https://linkedin.com/in/username
name: LinkedIn
medium:
icon: medium
link: https://medium.com/@username
name: Medium
pinterest:
icon: pinterest
link: https://pinterest.com/username
name: Pinterest
quora:
icon: quora
link: https://quora.com/profile/username
name: Quora
reddit:
icon: reddit
link: https://reddit.com/u/username
name: Reddit
spotify:
icon: spotify
link: https://open.spotify.com/user/username
name: Spotify
stackoverflow:
icon: stack-overflow
link: https://stackoverflow.com/users/username
name: Stack Overflow
strava:
icon: strava
link: https://strava.com/athletes/username
name: Strava
twitch:
icon: twitch
link: https://twitch.tv/username
name: Twitch
twitter:
icon: twitter
link: https://twitter.com/username
name: Twitter
vimeo:
icon: vimeo
link: https://vimeo.com/username
name: Vimeo
wordpress:
icon: wordpress
link: https://username.wordpress.com
name: Wordpress
yelp:
icon: yelp
link: https://yelp.com/user_details?userid=username
name: Yelp
youtube:
icon: youtube
link: https://youtube.com/user/username
name: YouTube
permalinks:
blog: /blog/:year/:month/:day/:title/
social:
twitter: username
timezone: America/Los_Angeles
titlecasestyle: Go
```
## Layouts
The `paige-search` layout provides full site search.
Example `config.yaml`:
```yaml
outputs:
home: ["html", "json", "rss"]
```
Example `content/search.md`:
```yaml
---
layout: paige-search
title: Search
---
```
## Shortcodes
The `paige/figure` shortcode provides a figure with a centered image and an optional centered caption.
The image and caption can optionally be displayed inline instead of centered.
The image has optional alt, title, width, and height attributes,
and can optionally be wrapped in an anchor. Only the image source parameter is required.
If the image source is a relative path, it is assumed to be a page resource.
These are the named parameters with positions, listed in the order of their positions:
```go
{{< paige/figure
src="https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/sandwich.png"
caption="My caption"
link="https://xkcd.com/149"
title="My title"
alt="My alt" >}}
```
These are the rest of the named parameters:
```go
{{< paige/figure
height=500
inline=false
width=500 >}}
```
## Customization
If `partials/paige/head-last.html` exists in the site, it is included at the end of the head tag.
If `partials/paige/body-last.html` exists in the site, it is included at the end of the body tag.
Most code is in partial templates that are included by the default layouts.
Elements can be added, changed, or removed easily by overriding the corresponding default layout or partial template.
For example, the default layouts
`home.html`, `list.html`, `single.html`, `taxonomy.html`, and `term.html`
include the partial template `paige/article.html`.
`paige/article.html` includes the partial templates `paige/metadata.html`, `paige/toc.html`, and `paige/content.html`.
`paige/metadata.html` includes the partial templates `paige/title.html`, `paige/description.html`, and `paige/other.html`.
To change the page title for those default layouts, change `paige/title.html`.
To change the page title for `single.html`,
replace the use of `paige/article.html` in `single.html` with the use of
`paige/title.html`, `paige/description.html`, `paige/other.html`, `paige/toc.html`, and `paige/content.html`,
then replace that use of `paige/title.html` with your own design.
## Design
The HTML author is the page authors, if any.
The HTML description is the page description, if any.
The HTML keywords is a union of the page keywords, tags, and categories, if any.
The HTML title is the page title, followed by a middle dot, followed by the site title.
If one is missing, the other is used without the middle dot.
For the home page, the title is the page title, if any, or the site title otherwise.
The HTML body can have a header, a body, and a footer.
The header has the menu, if any; the page title, if any; the page description, if any; and the page date, if any.
The body has the page content, if any.
The footer has the copyright notice, if any, and the theme link, if any.
The page title and description can be Markdown. Markup is stripped for HTML and RSS titles.
The page title is displayed in an `h1` tag, so page content headers must start with `h2`.
The page date is the publish date, if any.
Bootstrap 5.2.2 CSS and JavaScript and Bootstrap Icons 1.10.2 are loaded from the Bootstrap CDN for every page unless local Bootstrap assets are used instead.
Map keys, CSS names, JavaScript names, and file names under the layout directory
that begin with "paige" capitalized in any way are reserved.
## Community
Get started by [starring](https://github.com/willfaught/paige/stargazers)
and [following](https://github.com/willfaught/paige/watchers) the project.
If you find a problem or have a suggestion, please share it by [creating an issue](https://github.com/willfaught/paige/issues/new).
Feedback is encouraged and appreciated.
If you have a fix or improvement, please share it by [creating a pull request](https://github.com/willfaught/paige/compare).
## Credits
Photo by [Sergey Pesterev](https://unsplash.com/photos/JV78PVf3gGI).
## Project
Created by [Will Faught](https://willfaught.com).
Released under the [Apache License 2.0](https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
Hosted at https://github.com/willfaught/paige.