gatsby-starter-blog-no-styles
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Gatsby starter for creating a blog, without the CSS and typography included in the official gatsby-starter-blog.
The gatsby-starter-blog makes some decisions about styling that you might not want (inline css, react-responsive-grid, gatsby-plugin-typography/compass-vertical-rhythm).
In my case, I want to use Styled Components (which Gatsby also has a plugin for), so I ousted the aforementioned libraries and styles first and thought this no-styles starter could be useful to others.
Install Gatsby-CLI
npm install --global gatsby-cli
Create new Gatsby project using this starter
gatsby new my-gatsby-blog https://github.com/noahg/gatsby-starter-blog-no-styles
Run Development Server
gatsby develop
Add Posts
See the example posts in the folder src/pages and use the same naming convention. e.g. /2017-09-13-post-title/index.md
Deploy
Follow the Gatsby docs for a super easy way to deploy using surge.sh
FAQs
Starter Gatsby Blog No Styles
The npm package gatsby-starter-blog-no-styles receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, gatsby-starter-blog-no-styles popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gatsby-starter-blog-no-styles demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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