Paige

A simple Hugo theme. Try it out.

Screenshots

Home page:

List page:

Single page:

Taxonomy page:

Term page:

404 page:

Search page:

Features

• Accessibility
• Blog
• Bootstrap
• Customizable
• Facebook sharing
• Google Analytics
• Header links
• Landing page
• Light color scheme
• Math typesetting
• Menus
• Minimal design
• RSS with full content
• Responsive
• SEO
• Safari and Firefox Reader View support
• Search
• Sections
• Single column
• Social links
• Twitter sharing

Soon: Dark color scheme and dynamic color schemes, when Bootstrap 5.3 releases.

Get started with Hugo

1. Install Hugo.

   For Homebrew on Mac:

   $ brew install hugo
   

2. Create a site:

   $ hugo new site yourproject
   

3. Create a post:

   $ cd yourproject
   $ hugo new my-post.md
   

See Hugo's quick start guide for more information.

Install

Option 1: Use a Hugo module

Example config.yaml:

module:
  imports:
  - path: "github.com/willfaught/paige"

Install:

$ hugo mod init github.com/youraccount/yourproject
$ hugo mod get github.com/willfaught/paige

Update:

$ hugo mod get -u

Option 2: Use a Git submodule

Example config.yaml:

theme: "paige"

Install:

$ cd yourproject
$ git submodule add https://github.com/willfaught/paige themes/paige
$ git submodule update --init --recursive --remote

Update:

$ cd yourproject
$ git submodule update --recursive --remote

Option 3: Use a copy

Example config.yaml:

theme: "paige"

Install:

$ cd yourproject
$ git clone https://github.com/willfaught/paige themes/paige
$ rm -rf themes/paige/.git

Update:

$ cd yourproject
$ rm -rf themes/paige
$ git clone https://github.com/willfaught/paige themes/paige
$ rm -rf themes/paige/.git

Run

$ hugo server -D

Configure

Optional site parameters:

math: true # Enable math typesetting with KaTeX
paigebootstrapcss: "/my-assets/my-styles.css" # Use local Bootstrap styles
paigebootstrapicons: "/my-assets/my-icons.css" # Use local Bootstrap icons
paigebootstrapjs: "/my-assets/my-scripts.js" # Use local Bootstrap scripts
paigedateformat: "2006 January 2" # Format for page dates
paigehidethemecomment: true # Don't put a link to the project in a code comment
paigehidethemelink: true # Don't put a link to the project in the footer

If you set either paigehidethemecomment or paigehidethemelink, please credit this project in a post so others may find it.

Optional page parameters:

excludesearch: true # Don't include this page in search results
link: "https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ" # The reference for an anchor around the title
math: true # Enable math typesetting with KaTeX

Additional optional home page parameters:

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:

paigeshowfullpages: true # Show full page content in list pages

Additional optional single page parameters:

excluderss: true # Don't include this page in RSS feeds

Example config.yaml:

author:
  email: example@example.com
  name: Michael Bluth
baseurl: https://example.com
copyright: © Michael Bluth
languagecode: en-us
enablerobotstxt: true
markup:
  goldmark:
    renderer:
      unsafe: true
  highlight:
    style: vs
menu:
  main:
  - identifier: home
    name: Home
    weight: 10
    url: /
  - identifier: about
    name: About
    weight: 20
    url: /about/
  - identifier: blog
    name: Blog
    weight: 30
    url: /blog/
  - identifier: categories
    name: Categories
    weight: 40
    url: /categories/
  - identifier: tags
    name: Tags
    weight: 50
    url: /tags/
  - identifier: search
    name: Search
    weight: 60
    url: /search/
outputs:
  home:
  - html
  - json
  - rss
paginate: 50
permalinks:
  blog: /blog/:year/:month/:day/:title/
social:
  envelope: mailto:example@example.com
  discord: https://discord.com/users/example
  github: https://github.com/example
  facebook: https://facebook.com/example
  instagram: https://instagram.com/example
  linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/example
  reddit: https://reddit.com/u/example
  twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/example
  twitter: https://twitter.com/example
  youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/example
theme: paige
timezone: America/Los_Angeles
title: No Borders, No Limits
titlecasestyle: Go

Search

The paige-search layout provides full site search.

Example config.yaml:

outputs:
  home: ["html", "json", "rss"]

Example content/search.md:

---
layout: paige-search
title: Search
---

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 easily be added or changed by overriding the corresponding layout or partial template.

For example, the default layouts home.html, list.html, single.html, taxonomy.html, and term.html include paige-main.html, which includes paige-title.html, paige-description.html, paige-date.html, and paige-content.html. To change the page title for all those layouts, change paige-title.html. To change the page title for single.html, replace the use of paige-main.html in single.html with the use of paige-title.html, paige-description.html, paige-date.html, and paige-content.html, then replace that use of paige-title.html with your own design.

Design

The HTML author is the site author.

The HTML description is the page description.

The HTML keywords is a union of the page keywords, tags, and categories.

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 date is the publish date, if any; otherwise, it's the creation date.

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.

Credits

• Center photo by Yuvraj Singh
• Stretch photo by Sergey Pesterev

Community

Get started by starring and following the project.

If you find an issue, please report it. If you have fixes or improvements, please create a pull request. Feedback is encouraged and appreciated.

Project

Created by Will Faught. Released under the Apache License 2.0. Hosted at https://github.com/willfaught/paige.