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saber-theme-tufte

v1.0.4

Published

3 years ago

Tufte inspired theme for saber.js.

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saber-theme-tufte

A Saber theme inspired by Tufte.

Install

yarn add saber-theme-tufte

In your saber-config.yml:

theme: tufte

This theme works best with following plugins:

saber-plugin-query-posts: Inject posts to homepage's page prop, generate tag pages

yarn add saber-plugin-query-posts

plugins:
  - resolve: saber-plugin-query-posts

Layouts

post: For individual blog posts.
page: For normal page with only the header and footer.
default: A home page to show all your posts.

The default page can be customized with a title, subtitle, and description:

layout: default
# Inject post list as `page.posts` (by saber-plugin-query-posts)
injectAllPosts: true
title:
subtitle: 
description:

Site Config

Configure site title, description etc in your saber-config.yml:

siteConfig:
  title: My Site
  description: About this website.
  author: My Name
  email: [email protected]

Theme Config

Navbar

Configure nav to show a set of links in header and optional repository link:

themeConfig:
  nav:
    - text: Home
      link: /
    - text: About
      link: /about.html

License

MIT.