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Hugo Tailwind Nord Theme is a starter theme for the Hugo static site generator that combines Tailwind CSS with the Nord color palette to produce a ready-to-use foundation for building static websites.
Hugo Tailwind Nord Theme is a Hugo theme package that provides a pre-configured integration of Tailwind CSS and the Nord color scheme. It runs on Hugo with Hugo Pipes for asset processing, takes Markdown content from a Hugo site's content directory, and outputs a static HTML site styled with Tailwind utility classes and Nord colors. The theme is hosted on GitHub under the lawzava account and cites the hugo-theme-tailwindcss-starter as its inspiration.
The README describes a three-step setup: clone the theme into the site's themes directory, run npm install to fetch the Tailwind and PostCSS dependencies, then add theme = "hugo-tailwind-nord-theme" to config.toml. After that, hugo server --disableFastRender serves the site, with content placed in the content folder and layouts edited in the theme folder.
The README specifies that you need Hugo v0.80.0 or higher to use this theme.
Yes, the theme requires postcss-cli and autoprefixer installed globally, because Hugo's PostCSS pipe depends on them.
Clone the repository into your Hugo site's themes folder, remove the embedded .git directory, run npm install inside the theme folder, and set theme = "hugo-tailwind-nord-theme" in your config.toml.
Content is placed in the content directory of the Hugo site, while the visual layout is developed inside the theme's layout folder.
Yes, the README links to official Hugo PostCSS documentation and Tailwind CSS docs on controlling file size, making it a useful reference for learning the setup.
