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The official documentation for the NexT Hexo theme, covering schemes, installation, and usage.
NexT Docs is the official documentation website for the NexT Hexo theme, a high-quality elegant theme crafted from scratch for the Hexo static site generator. It serves as a knowledge base for installing, configuring, and customizing NexT, and it includes live previews of the four built-in schemes: Muse, Mist, Pisces, and Gemini. The documentation itself is a Hexo site, hosted on GitHub under the next-theme/theme-next-docs repository, and is generated with the Hexo static site generator.
NexT Docs is the official documentation for the NexT Hexo theme, a static site template designed for Hexo blogs. It provides installation instructions, scheme previews, and versioned documentation, all built with Hexo and hosted on GitHub. The docs take the form of a repository that users can clone, generate locally, and serve as a reference.
The documentation is a Hexo static site. To run it locally, clone the theme-next-docs repository, install dependencies with npm install, generate the HTML with npx hexo generate, and preview it with npx hexo server. Older versions are available by checking out a git tag such as v8.0.0.
The documentation is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, meaning it is free to share and adapt for non-commercial purposes with attribution. The NexT theme itself is an open-source project available on GitHub.
The docs provide live demo pages for Muse, Mist, Pisces, and Gemini. Gemini is the default scheme. You can visit each preview link to see the design, then configure your own NexT site accordingly.
Run git clone https://github.com/next-theme/theme-next-docs, cd theme-next-docs, npm install, npx hexo generate, and npx hexo server. This builds and serves the docs on your local machine.
Yes. Use git checkout v8.0.0 (or another release tag) inside the cloned theme-next-docs repo, then run npm install and npx hexo clean to generate the older documentation.
