The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde tells the story of a lawyer investigating the connection of two persons, Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde. This lawyer is Mr. Gabriel John Utterson, a loyal friend of Jekyll's (and, soon enough, a loyal friend of yours, as well).
Utterson was built on top of Jekyll, a static site generator, and Poole, a vanilla Jekyll install. It was designed and developed by @alidcastano, to provide a minimal and unassuming theme, focused on what matters: you and your content.
*A minimal home page.*
Utterson provides a fully-functional setup:
- Home Page with according navigation makes your site is easy to navigate.
- Sliding email subscription form lets you can build your audience in a an unobtrusive manner.
- Simple Contact Form with Formspree, provides a way for your your readers easily reach you by email, without you having to reveal personal information.
- Scrolling navigation bar for posts lets readers can easily go back to your home page.
- Fade-in footer allows you to have one last call to action at the bottom of each post, without getting in the way of your content.
Also, building off Poole's vanilla install:
- A holistic Jekyll setup (Layouts, config, archive page, [404]({{ site.baseurl }}/404.html), example pages and posts.)
- Easily scalable text and component sizing with
remunits in the CSS. - Mobile Friendly Design so that your site can be accessed on any device.
*Content focused pages, with a sliding email subscription form.*
Make it yours in under 20 minutes.
Three simple steps:
- Edit the
_config.ymland put your own information. - Edit the markdown files in
_includes/contentand talk about yourself. - Replace the images in
/imgdirectory with your own.
Optionally:
- You can change default variables in
_sass/variables(i.e. if to change nav link colors). - If you don't want to use Formspree for your subscription form, you can change that in
_includes/email-form.html.
- Add Social Media Icons
- Add hover feature for footnotes
Open sourced under theMIT license.