karp-theme / karpador

"Karpador" is a Zola made with Bulma, initially based on the zola port of hyde.

If I manage to do this, it should be a simple and clean theme; its primary target is providing a nice look for my own blog, so I don't know how well-suited it will be for other use cases. Have fun!

Theme specifics

This theme uses a very opinionated structure; two sections are important:

• pages: Meant for static pages that don't change often. Pages are listed in the main menu of the page unless they have extra.visible set to false.
• articles: Those are meant to be blog content that changes (gets edited/added) more often. They are listed on the home page of the Zola site.

If you've used Pelican before, these sections might sound familiar to you; Pelican sites structure content the same way, with different directories for articles and pages. This is indeed heavily inspired by the way Pelican does it, but with a bit less flexibility because I want to keep things simple.

extra settings

• karp_logo (default "") - The logo of the site, to be displayed in the navigation menu. Ignored if set to an empty string or unset; you should use either karp_logo or set set karp_showtitle to true to get the intended design.
• karp_showtitle (default false) - If true, the title of the site is shown in the main navigation menu.
• karp_links (default []) - A list of links to be displayed as buttons in the main navigation menu. Items have to be in the following format: { url = "http://the-link-URL.xyz", name = "The display name", color = "The button color" } For valid color values, look here. The default is is-dark.
• karp_links_separate (default true) - If set to true, a second button list is created for the links, separating them from the page links.
• karp_sidebar_end - A string that'll be put in centered at the end of the sidebar, e.g. for a copyright notice or a license.

Taxonomies

This theme supports only one taxonomy, and it has to be called tags - and it is required for the theme to work. There are no categories because I don't need them, and no authors because I am the only author of my blog.

Articles are meant to be tagged, whereas pages can be tagged, but I don't know why anyone would want that.

Screenshots

The home page (article list):

An article:

And a page: