Klisé is minimalist Jekyll theme for running a personal site and blog running on Jekyll.
For demo klise.now.sh

• Light & Dark Mode support, follows OS preference by default 🌒
• Customizable (using .scss)
• Responsive (desktop, tab and mobile)
• RTL / LTR text direction support
• Mobile First Design
• SEO Optimized
• schema.org structured data (JSON-LD)
• Images of post Organized (jekyll-postfiles)
• Image lightbox (click an image in a post to zoom, no dependencies)
• Image gallery (<div class="gallery">) — neat responsive rows of images
• Generate Sitemap (jekyll-sitemap)
• RSS Feed (jekyll-feed)
• Syntax Highlighter (rouge)
• Table of contents, opt-in per post with toc: true
• Next & Previous Post
• Comment layout, enable in frontmatter if you wish
• Google analytics
• HTML Minify (jekyll-compress-html)
• W3C Validated
• Lighthouse and PageSpeed Passed

Requires Ruby >= 3.0 and Jekyll ~> 4.4.

Run local server:

$ git clone https://github.com/piharpi/jekyll-klise.git
$ cd jekyll-klise
$ bundle install
$ bundle exec jekyll serve

Navigate to localhost:4000. You're Welcome, Fork and be Stargazer.

Add toc: true to a post's front matter to render an automatic table of contents (built from its h2/h3 headings) above the article:

---
title: My post
toc: true
---

Set the site-wide direction in _config.yml:

direction: rtl # "ltr" (default) | "rtl"

You can override it per page/post in the front matter with direction: rtl. Post content also resolves its direction per paragraph, so an LTR site can host individual RTL posts (and vice versa) without extra markup.

• Since jekyll-postfiles plugin isn't supported by github pages, this cause will make your site problems, path broken or post images won't show up, you can host alternatively using likes netlify.com, vercel.com, azure.com or surge.sh services, which support 3rd party.

If you see any typos or formatting errors in a post, or want to helping reduce backlogs or any other issue that needs to be addressed, please do not hesitate to open a pull request and fix it!, please read contributing before PR.

Yeaaa feel free to open a pull request.

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.