Web photo gallery templates adapted to my personal preferences.
This section describes how to install and use this theme.
Install the 153597-theme package:
$ pip install 153957-theme
In sigal.conf.py configuration for an album the theme setting should be
a path to a theme directory. However, since this theme is provided as a Python
package its location might be harder to get. Two options are available for
configuration:
The theme can be configured as a plugin or you can get the path by importing the package. By setting is as plugin the theme is automatically set.
Set theme to an empty string and add the theme and menu plugins:
theme = ''
plugins = ['theme_153957.theme', 'theme_153957.full_menu', …]
The alternative:
from theme_153957 import theme
theme = theme.get_path()
plugins = ['theme_153957.full_menu', …]
Use the settings head, body_prefix, and body_suffix to add additional
code to the templates. The value of head is appended to the head element,
the body settings are placed just after the body opening tag (prefix) and
just before the closing body tag (suffix). This allows embedding the album
in your own website.
FAQs
Theme for sigal generated photo albums
We found that 153957-theme demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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