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Jek

Jek is a minimalist jekyll theme putting the power of color schemes in the user’s hands. Toggle between schemes hassle-free, create new ones on the go, and store settings in-browser.

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Last Commit Jul 1, 2021

Author Details:

Tyler Butler
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Jek is a minimalist Jekyll theme putting the power of color schemes in the user’s hands. Toggle between schemes hassle-free, create new ones on the go, and store settings in-browser.

Check out the Demo site, deployed and hosted on Netlify.

Warning - this theme requires Jekyll 4 and so will not work on GitHub Pages (with Jekyll 3), unless you add a custom CI flow using GitHub Actions.

⚡ Features

  • toggle light/dark
  • choose random theme
  • save current theme for next visit
  • open/close settings
  • clear settings

💡 All About The Theme

Theme settings are saved in session and local storage. Toggling light/dark mode or choosing a random palette saves settings for only the current session. Clicking the save button adds the theme to local storage for future visits.

🛠️ Installation

It’s recommended to install Jek by cloning the repository. Installation with Gem’s will be supported in a future release.

🍭 Default Themes

Demo video

👩‍🚀 Add New Themes

Adding new themes to your new jek site could not be easier. Just pick a background color and text color and add them to your main.css. Once you’re done, add your theme to _data/themes.yaml. Check out colorhunt for inspiration.

  1. Add a new scheme to your main.css with background-color and color set.
    .mytheme {
      background-color: #0a1d37;
      color: #ffeedb;
    }
    
  2. Add a color scheme name to your _data/themes.yaml.
    - name: mytheme
      enabled: true
    

✍️ Contributing

If you’re interested in contributing to Jek, feel free to fork the repository and make a pull request! If you made a cool new theme and want to add it to the defaults, create an issue and add the Theme Suggestion label.

⚖️ License

Licensed under MIT by @tcbutler320.

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