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A minimal black Hugo theme with built-in KaTeX math and mermaid diagram support for personal blogs and portfolios.
Enervoid Theme is a minimal, black-colored Hugo theme designed for personal blogs, project showcases, and portfolio sites. It takes Markdown content through Hugo's static site generator and outputs a lightweight HTML site with built-in KaTeX math rendering and mermaid diagram support. The theme is developed by Enerhim and released under the MIT License on GitHub.
Enervoid Theme is a Hugo theme that turns plain Markdown files into a dark-themed static website. It accepts blog posts, personal posts, and project files with YAML front matter, and generates a complete site with navigation menus, social icons, and specialized layouts for each content type. It is built on the Hugo framework and requires no JavaScript dependencies for basic operation.
hugo.toml defines main menu entries for Blog, Personal, and Projects sections with adjustable weights.hugo.toml, blog post templates, personal post templates, and project templates, plus documentation for creating content via hugo new.Enervoid Theme is aimed at developers, writers, and academics who want a clean, dark-themed Hugo site without heavy JavaScript. It works well for anyone who needs math notation or diagrams in their posts, such as technical bloggers and researchers.
Install the theme by adding it as a Git submodule or cloning it into the themes directory, then copy the example hugo.toml into your site root. Create content with commands like hugo new blog/my-first-post.md or hugo new projects/my-project.md, fill in the front matter, and run hugo server -D to preview. The theme's Goldmark configuration in the TOML file enables KaTeX passthrough and attribute parsing.
Yes, Enervoid Theme is free and open source under the MIT License.
Yes, it supports KaTeX through Hugo's Goldmark passthrough extension. Block math uses double dollar sign delimiters, and inline math uses single dollar signs, as shown in the example content.
Yes, mermaid code blocks containing diagram definitions are rendered natively, so you can include flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and other mermaid chart types in your Markdown.
In the hugo.toml file, add entries under the params.socials array, specifying a link and an icon class, such as devicon-github-original for GitHub or fa-brands fa-itch-io for itch.io.
Yes, the theme includes a Personal section alongside Blog and Projects, so you can create both personal essays and blog posts with the same hugo new command structure.
