Newsletter
Join the Community
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates
A Jekyll theme for conference and event websites, with program, map, participant, and index pages.
Nagymaros is a Jekyll theme for conference and event websites, providing four ready-made pages for event details, schedules, maps, and participant directories.
Nagymaros is a Jekyll theme designed for conferences, workshops, meetings, and similar events. It accepts event data written in YAML files inside the _data folder and generates a static website with four default pages: an index with alerts and external links, a program page with single-day or multi-day schedules and color-coded categories, a map page with customizable markers and tooltips, and a participant list with optional roles, affiliations, and email addresses. The theme is built on Bootstrap 5, uses Inter for body text and Zilla Slab for display headings, and is adapted from jekyll-conference-theme with a focus on simplicity and easier customization. It runs on Jekyll and can be installed as a Ruby gem or by cloning the repository.
_data/index.yml, _data/program.yml, _data/map.yml, _data/participants.yml).navorder in a page's front matter to order pages in the navigation bar; pages without this variable are hidden from navigation._data/skin.yml to assign new colors from the Open Color library to elements such as body background, links, and header._sass/_custom.scss to define new styles or overwrite theme defaults, auto-compiled during build.indexing: true in _config.yml to let Jekyll populate head tags via the jekyll-seo-tag plugin.Nagymaros runs as a standard Jekyll site. To install, add gem "jekyll-nagymaros" to your Gemfile and theme: jekyll-nagymaros to _config.yml, then run bundle install. Content is entered as YAML data in the _data folder, and the theme generates the HTML pages from that data at build time. To customize hidden theme files, create new files with the same names and paths in your site directory; Jekyll prioritizes your files during build.
Nagymaros is an open-source theme available on GitHub. It is free to use, and you can clone the repository or install it as a gem to build your event website.
Yes, Nagymaros is an open-source Jekyll theme available on GitHub under the repository piazzai/jekyll-nagymaros. You can use it for personal or commercial event websites without a license fee.
Yes, the theme is built with Bootstrap 5, making it mobile-first and fully responsive. Body text uses Inter for readability on small screens, and display headings use Zilla Slab.
The theme expects at least four YAML files in your _data folder: index.yml, program.yml, map.yml, and participants.yml. The demo folder contains working examples you can clone and edit.
Create a _data/skin.yml file and assign colors from the Open Color library to variables such as body.bg, a.color, header.bg, and more. If the file is missing, the theme uses its default gray-tinted palette.
