cosy-jekyll-theme

tw93.github.io

• This is Tw93's front-end technology blog.
• Commonly used to record learning and research front-end technology.
• Concerned about the front-end new technology and new thinking.
• The blog theme named cosy-jekyll-theme is created by Tw93.

cosy-jekyll-theme

• cosy-jekyll-theme is a responsive blog template providing a good reading experience.

• No jQuery, No other redundant resources.

• Modern and minimal design, More concise and Faster than other jekyll theme.

• Responsive templates for post, page,Looks great on mobile, tablet, and desktop devices.

• Loading resources selectively on different platforms.

• Support Lazyload.

• Compress JavaScript and CSS.

• By using SVG and Canvas Makes this blog more geeks.

• When running in PC,It will show a QRcode that you can read on mobile.

• When the picture in articles is too complicated to see it clearly，you can zoom it in full-screen. .

• Funny custom 404 page,You will like it.

• More suitable for China:

  • Dropping Google webfont, using proxy webfont.
  • Delay loading of resources that are not immediately required.
  • When Discus failed to load, It will be a good suggestion.
  • Add Buy Me A Coffee by using WeChat payment.

PC Preview

H5 Preview

QR code

     

How To Use

• Fork the repo
• Clone down the repo with $ git clone [e-mail]:username/reponame.git
• Install bundler with $ gem install bundler
• Install gems with $ bundle install
• Run Jekyll with $ npm run dev
• Begin hacking for your project,You need modify about.md and _config.yml
• For more details, read documentation

Support

• Feel free to fork. I'll Appreciate it if you keep the Author & Github link at footer.
• Give it a Star if you like, fork or just clone to use.
• Having a problem getting something to work or want to know why I setup something in a certain way? File a GitHub Issue.
• If you make something cool with this theme feel free to let me know.

License

• The theme is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.