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Yet another minimal hugo theme, built-in styles are modified upon water.css.

Fully customizable personal portfolio and blog website made with Spring Boot
Futu is a minimal Hugo theme for building lightweight, multilingual blogs, with its built-in styles derived from the classless CSS framework water.css and built-in support for AMP pages.
Futu is a minimal Hugo theme for personal blogs and content-focused websites. It runs on Hugo, the open-source static site generator, and requires Hugo version v0.108.0 or later. The theme takes Markdown content files and a config.toml configuration file as input, then generates static HTML output. Its styling is based on a modified version of water.css, a classless CSS framework that styles plain semantic HTML, so no utility classes or JavaScript frameworks are needed. The theme is released under the MIT license and is used on live sites such as Yuanji's Blog.
config.toml.example to config.toml, adjust settings, and the theme is ready.To get started, copy config.toml.example from the theme repository into your Hugo project and rename it to config.toml, then adjust the configuration values. For favicon overrides, generate a favicon set on favicon.io and place all extracted files directly under the static directory of your project. After that, Hugo builds the site using the theme's templates, producing static HTML and AMP pages.
Yes, Futu is open source and released under the MIT license, so you can use, modify, and redistribute it without cost, including in commercial projects.
Futu requires Hugo v0.108.0 or later, as stated in the theme's installation notes.
Yes, Futu includes multilingual support and works with Hugo's translation system to serve content in multiple languages.
Yes, Futu has built-in AMP support, so it can generate Accelerated Mobile Pages for better mobile performance.
Generate your own favicon set on favicon.io, then copy all extracted files directly to the static directory of your Hugo project to override the theme's defaults.
