The numbers of Hugo themes is increasing week by week. Over the time I created a list of high quality themes that would be a good fit for the Hugo community.
On of the best way to get familiar a new tool is learning by doing - Hugo is not different. While porting or creating a new theme you’ll learn the concepts and capabilities of Hugo.
I tried to sort the themes in categories based on the use case:
@digitalcraftsman I’m almost done with the Story theme and will try to have it uploaded to the theme directory by the end of the weekend.
I appreciate it’s a free theme from freehtml5.co, but the source for the design was pretty shi&^%, so I’m reworking a lot of it, improving the semantics, etc.
Done. (This also made me realize that I forgot to add my separate Google Analytics partials, which is now good to go, so thanks! ).
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When I’m copying a code block I noticed that your theme also opens an empty modal. They look like the the Featherlight modals.
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Fixed. Done.
Still need to make the terms.html page, but that should be pretty simple. Now I want to break this down into a lot more partials and maybe add some more shortcodes. Thanks for the quick UAT @digitalcraftsman
That’s a really cool site, @alexandros Thanks for sharing this. I could see it being a really vexing experience for content-heavy sites, but for something like a design agency, this definitely falls into the never-seen-a-site-quite-like-this-before category…
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(I’m not a dev)