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A simple, responsive Jekyll blog theme based on maupassant-jekyll

A retro textmode blog theme built with Astro, featuring ANSI colors, ASCII frames, and .phile documents.

Official blog for the Fluid Hexo theme, accepting guest posts about Hexo and the theme via pull requests.

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A minimal Jekyll theme with an app-like layout, built for image-heavy journal websites.
Luring is a simple, multi-device Jekyll blog theme, forked from the maupassant-jekyll project, that renders a lightweight responsive blog from Markdown posts.
Luring is a Jekyll blog theme that takes Markdown posts and Jekyll configuration and produces a static HTML blog. It is a reworked and optimized fork of the maupassant-jekyll theme, originally built by alafighting and further modified by Huoty in 2016. The theme descends from Maupassant, a responsive template designed by Cho for the Typecho blogging platform, and the original design is only 20KB. This Jekyll version preserves that minimal style while running on the static-site generator Jekyll.
jekyll build and jekyll server to preview locally.jekyll build, and publish a responsive site that works on mobile and desktop.The README describes a local Jekyll setup: install Jekyll with gem install jekyll, create a new site with jekyll new my-awesome-site, then run bundle install and bundle exec jekyll serve. For the theme itself, clone the repository, install jekyll-paginate, and run jekyll build and jekyll server to generate and serve the site.
Yes, the installation steps include gem install jekyll-paginate, which is the standard Jekyll gem for paginated post listings.
The theme is a public GitHub repository with no mention of licensing fees or a paid tier, so it is free to download and use.
The README does not explicitly state GitHub Pages support, but because it is a standard Jekyll theme with the jekyll-paginate dependency, you would need to add that gem to your site's Gemfile for Pages to build it correctly.
