pelican-theme-smallweb
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This is a simple yet modern-looking theme for Pelican blogs. It uses no JavaScript, and all HTML/CSS had been crafted by hand - remember webmasters?
Demo: https://sio.github.io/pelican-smallweb/default/
Theme name is inspired by the idea of small web - a simpler old-style web of personal pages that didn't actually disappear but has become a lot less visible as Internet had grown older and larger. Authors would like to thank Marginalia Search for keeping the spirit alive!
This theme is installable via PyPI:
$ pip install pelican-theme-smallweb
Latest development version is also installable:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/sio/pelican-smallweb/
Import it in your pelicanconf.py:
from pelican.themes import smallweb
THEME = smallweb.path()
This theme uses Google Fonts by default. If you do not want third-parties to
track your visitors, set ALLOW_GOOGLE_FONTS = False in your pelicanconf.py
and (optionally) provide self-hosted version of fonts via CSS_OVERRIDE list.
No other third-party resources are referenced.
No personally identifiable information is collected.
FAQs
SmallWeb theme for Pelican static site generator
We found that pelican-theme-smallweb 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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