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A Bootstrap 5 template project for Github Pages and Jekyll
Bootstrap 4 Github Pages is a Jekyll boilerplate that supplies a Bootstrap 5 theme for GitHub Pages, compiling Bootstrap from SCSS so you can override variables and themes.
Bootstrap 4 Github Pages is a template project for GitHub Pages and Jekyll, created by nicolas-van. It takes a Jekyll project structure and compiles Bootstrap from SCSS source files, producing a static site with full Bootstrap styling and JavaScript plugin support. The template is designed to work with all GitHub Pages and Jekyll features, making it suitable for blogs, documentation, and project sites.
The template recompiles Bootstrap from its SCSS sources during the Jekyll build. You modify Bootstrap variables and overrides in SCSS files, and the compiled CSS reflects those changes when the static site is generated and deployed to GitHub Pages.
Bootstrap 4 Github Pages is free and open source. The repository includes a license file, and the project accepts voluntary sponsorship through GitHub Sponsors.
Despite the repository name, the README states that it is a Bootstrap 5 template project. The template recompiles Bootstrap 5 from SCSS, so the underlying framework is version 5.
Yes. Because the template recompiles Bootstrap from SCSS files, you can edit Bootstrap's SCSS variables to change colors, spacing, and other design tokens, and the generated CSS will reflect your customizations.
Yes. The template is designed specifically for GitHub Pages and Jekyll, and it supports all features of both platforms.
Yes. The template is open source and available on GitHub; you can use it for personal or commercial projects without paying a license fee.
