SVBHACK

pelican-svbhack is a responsive theme for Pelican, it is my hack of a svbtle-like theme.

DEMO

You can see the theme in action.

theme screenshot

Clone the repository, edit your pelicanconf.py and modify the THEME variable to make it point to the downloaded theme location.

Supports a number of common global variables but patches are welcomed if you need better support.

GOOGLE_ANALYTICS to use Google Analytics, set this var to your UA-XYZ code
MATOMO_URL to use Matomo, set this var to your server, e.g. "analytics.example.com" (no protocol prefix)
MATOMO_SITE_ID to use Matomo, set this var to your site ID, e.g. "1"
USER_LOGO_URL to replace the logo placeholder, put your logo in content/images/your_logo.png and make this var point to SITEURL + '/static/images/your_logo.png'
ROUND_USER_LOGO set this to True to crop your logo to a circle and add a black border
HIDE_USER_LOGO set this to True to hide the placeholder without adding your logo
USE_GENERIC_FONT_FAMILIES set this to True to use generic font families and avoid using Google Fonts
DISQUS_SITENAME set this to your Disqus sitename to enable disqus comments in articles
TAGLINE some text rendered right below the logo
INTERNET_DEFENSE_LEAGUE set this to True if you want to enable the Internet Defense League code

When developing locally, you may want to set the following variable: SITEURL = http://localhost:8000

Accent color can be changed by editing @accent in ./static/css/style.less.
A different Pygmentize theme can be used by editing ./Makefile and running make pygments.

pelican-svbhack is authored by Giulio Fidente.

Released under MIT License, full details in LICENSE file.