Hugo Notepadium Mod

Overview:

The Hugo Notepadium Mod theme is a fast and simple Hugo theme that does not rely on JavaScript. It is a fork of the early version of the hugo-notepadium theme and offers several unique features and customization options. The theme is compatible with Hugo version 0.68.0 and above.

Features:

• Grid layout: The theme includes a grid layout, allowing for a visually appealing and organized display of content.
• Tags cloud: Users can utilize a tags cloud to easily navigate and filter content based on specific tags.
• Table of Contents: The theme generates a table of contents for each page, providing an overview of the content structure.
• Preconnect and prefetch for resources: The theme optimizes resource loading by implementing preconnect and prefetch techniques.
• Inline critical CSS: Critical CSS is loaded inline, improving page load times and enhancing user experience.
• Hugo modules: The theme supports Hugo modules, making it easier to manage dependencies and updates.
• Light & Dark theme toggle button: Users can switch between light and dark themes with a toggle button.
• Search functionality: The theme integrates with Stork search engine to provide search functionality within the site.
• Customization options: Users can customize the theme by modifying the config.toml file, including adding custom CSS and JS.

Installation:

Option 1: Using Hugo modules

1. Initialize the Hugo module system in your site root.

   hugo mod init
   

2. Import the theme in your config.toml file:

   module = ["github.com/yourname/hugo-notepadium-mod"]
   

Option 2: Using git submodule

1. Add the theme repository as a git submodule:

   git submodule add https://github.com/yourname/hugo-notepadium-mod.git themes/hugo-notepadium-mod
   

2. Set the theme in your config.toml file:

   theme = "hugo-notepadium-mod"
   

Summary:

The Hugo Notepadium Mod theme is a fast and simple Hugo theme that offers a range of useful features and customization options. It includes a grid layout, tags cloud, table of contents, and support for preconnect and prefetch techniques. The theme also provides a toggle switch for light and dark themes, search functionality powered by Stork, and various customization options through the config.toml file. Users can install the theme using Hugo modules or git submodules, and it is licensed under the MIT License.