Overview
The Jekyll Doc Theme is a theme that can be used with Jekyll to create documentation-style websites. It is designed to be simple and easy to use, with a clean and modern design. The theme is highly customizable, allowing users to modify the colors and styles to fit their needs. It is available for use on both local development environments and on Github Pages.
Features
- Clean and modern design
- Highly customizable with the ability to modify colors and styles
- Can be used with Jekyll to create documentation-style websites
- Compatible with both local development environments and Github Pages
Installation
To install the Jekyll Doc Theme, you will need Ruby and gem installed on your system. Once you have those dependencies, follow these steps:
- Clone the theme repository to your local machine.
- Navigate to the cloned repository in your terminal.
- Install the required gems by running the command
bundle install. - Start the local development server by running the command
bundle exec jekyll serve.
Summary
The Jekyll Doc Theme is a highly customizable theme for creating documentation-style websites using Jekyll. It has a clean and modern design, and is compatible with both local development environments and Github Pages. The theme is released under the MIT license, allowing users to modify and distribute the theme as needed.
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