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Hugo Theme Tania is a Hugo blog theme that transplants the clean, minimalist design of Tania Rascia's personal site into a fast static site generator with dark mode, floating footnotes, and search.
Hugo Theme Tania is a Hugo theme designed specifically for bloggers, created by WingLim. It takes Hugo's static site generator and applies a style sheet inspired by taniarascia.com, producing a responsive, mobile-friendly blog. Inputs are standard Hugo content files (Markdown), and outputs are static HTML sites. It requires Hugo version 0.78.0 or later; Hugo Extended is recommended when editing SCSS files or using the main branch.
The installation is based on git: add the theme as a submodule in your site's themes folder, create an articles page with the archives layout, and adjust site config following exampleSite/config.yaml. After that, Hugo builds static pages from your Markdown content. A live example is deployed at hugo-tania.netlify.app.
Hugo 0.78.0 or higher is required. For editing SCSS files or using the latest main branch changes, Hugo Extended is recommended.
Yes, it is released under the MIT license, so you can use it freely in personal and commercial projects.
Yes, it includes a search feature with a category filter, letting visitors find posts by keyword and narrow results by category.
Yes. The theme uses SCSS, so with Hugo Extended you can edit the source files to adjust the styling.
