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hexo-content-blocks-fix

v1.0.0

Published

A plugin for Hexo, which allows someone to use content block with styles. Customization supported.

Downloads

8

Readme

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hexo-content-blocks

A plugin for Hexo, which allows someone to use content block with styles. Customization supported.

Styles to be like Materials for MkDocs.

It supports foldable content boxes, non-foldable content blocks, and switchable content cards.

You can easily use it by writting a Hexo tag.

Demo.

Install & Preset

Execute the following command in the working directory:

$ npm install hexo-content-blocks --save

In the universal layout file for <head> tags (For example, themes/next/layout/_partials/head/head.njk in theme NexT), simply add the following codes:

{%- if config.content_blocks.enable %}
  <style type="text/css">{{ content_blocks_css() }}</style>
{%- endif %}

In the site config file, simple add the following codes:

# Content blocks
## Docs: https://github.com/Sukwants/hexo-content-blocks
content_blocks:
  enable: true
  open_button: fa fa-chevron-down
  types:
    note: "#448aff || fa fa-pen"
    abstract: "#00b0ff || fa fa-clipboard-list"
    info: "#00b8d4 || fa fa-circle-info"
    tip: "#00bfa5 || fa fa-fire"
    success: "#00c853 || fa fa-check"
    question: "#64dd17 || fa fa-circle-question"
    warning: "#ff9100 || fa fa-triangle-exclamation"
    failure: "#ff5252 || fa fa-xmark"
    danger: "#ff1744 || fa fa-bolt"
    bug: "#f50057 || fa fa-bug"
    example: "#7c4dff || fa fa-vial"
    quote: "#9e9e9e || fa fa-quote-right"

We have prepared 12 types in advance, like those in Materials for MkDocs.

ATTENTION. You need to import Font Awesome in your site, only in this way can we make the icons work. If haven't had, turn to Font Awesome Docs for HTML + CSS Method.

Usage

Content Blocks

You can use it just by writing a tag in your Markdown file. Like this:

{% contentblock Title type:Type %}
Content...
{% endcontentblock %}

Replace Content... with the body content.

Replace Title with the title word given on the head line. It is the type name by default.

Replace Type with the type you want to use, chosen from preset or your custom types. It is Note by default.

You can custom type styles as long as you'd like to. Just add below the codes we added to site config file, like this:

typename: color || icon

Set typename as you like. The color needs to be hex RGB codes, like 448aff or "#448aff". The icon font is Font Awesome, so you should look for the code from Font Awesome.

Content Box

{% contentbox Title type:Type [open] %}
Content...
{% endcontentbox %}

Tht same as the content block.

What's more, if you add an open, it means the content box will be open by default. Otherwise, it will be folded by default.

Content Cards

{% contentcards Title1 Title2 ... [type:Type | color: Color] %}
Content1...
<!--card-break-->
Content2...
<!--card-break-->
...
{% endcontentcards %}

If color specified, use it as the theme color. Or if type specified, use the color of the preset type as the theme color.

Update

Execute the following command in the working directory:

$ npm install hexo-content-blocks --save

Then read the following instructions and decide some of them to take. The version numbers mean if you are currently in a version that meets this condition, you need to take the instructions.

v1.1.1 and before

Modify the codes put in the config file.

v1.0.0 and before

Modify the codes put in the header file. (Actually, it doesn't matter.)

Remove & Clear

Execute the following command in the working directory:

$ npm uninstall hexo-content-blocks --save

Delete the codes you have added into the files. You can find it in Install & Preset.

Thanks

To Martin Donath and his open-source project Materials for MkDocs.