Heyo Hugo Theme

Overview

Heyo is a responsive, minimalist, and visually appealing theme built for Hugo, based on Alexander Bilz’s Anatole theme. It offers a range of features including cover images, pretty visualizations in the sidebar, table of contents in the sidebar, callout and badges shortcodes, dark theme, support for custom CSS and JS, multilingual support, and Open Graph support. The theme has a different style and design compared to Anatole, with several new shortcodes and settings. Heyo is licensed under the MIT license.

Features

• Cover images: Add visually appealing cover images to your website.
• Pretty visualizations in the sidebar: Enhance your sidebar with attractive visualizations.
• Table of Contents in the sidebar: Provide easy navigation through a table of contents displayed in the sidebar.
• Callout shortcode: Highlight important information using the callout shortcode.
• Badges shortcode: Add badges to emphasize certain details or achievements.
• Dark theme: Switch to a dark theme for a different visual experience.
• Support for custom CSS and JS: Customize and enhance your website using custom CSS and JS.
• Multilingual support: Heyo currently supports English and Brazilian Portuguese.
• Open Graph support: Optimize your website for social media sharing with Open Graph support.

Installation

To install the Heyo theme, follow these steps:

1. Clone or download the Heyo theme repository from the source.
2. Copy the theme folder into your Hugo themes directory.
3. Configure your Hugo site’s config.toml file to use the Heyo theme.
4. Customize the theme settings and options as required.
5. Build and run your Hugo site.

Here is an example config.toml file configuration to use the Heyo theme:

theme = "heyo"

[params]
# Customize theme options and settings here

Summary

Heyo is a responsive and visually appealing theme built for Hugo. It offers a range of features including cover images, visualizations in the sidebar, table of contents, and various shortcodes. The theme also provides support for custom CSS and JS, multilingual functionality, and Open Graph support. Heyo has a different style and design compared to Anatole and is licensed under the MIT license.