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A simple, minimal Hugo theme built with Bootstrap, featuring a profile, social links, menus, and Disqus comments.

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Sky is a minimal Hugo theme that builds a personal blog and profile page from a config.toml file, a profile.jpg image, and optional social links, styled with Bootstrap.
Sky is an open-source theme for the Hugo static site generator, created by cfrome77. It takes a Hugo site with a config.toml, a profile.jpg in the static folder, and optional menu and comment settings, and produces a clean, single-column personal site with a navbar, about section, and blog list. The theme is built on Bootstrap, so the layout is responsive and easy to extend with Bootstrap components.
[params], including GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Twitter, LinkedIn, Stack Overflow, Telegram, Email, Phone, and more.[[menu.header]] entries that include name, weight, and URL; submenu items use a parent identifier to nest under a main item.disqusShortname to your config, and disable them on individual pages by setting nocomments = true in the page front matter.GoogleAnalytics parameter in the params section.themes directory: git clone https://github.com/cfrome77/hugo-theme-sky.profile.jpg to the static folder.config.toml with a [params] section containing Name, tagline, About, and any optional social IDs.[[menu.header]] entries and set disqusShortname to enable comments.Sky is free and open source under the MIT License, so there are no usage fees or premium tiers.
Yes. Sky is released under the MIT License, so you can use it, modify it, and distribute it without cost.
Sky is a theme for Hugo, a static site generator written in Go. It reads Markdown content and produces a static HTML site.
Place an image file named profile.jpg in your site's static folder. The theme automatically picks it up from there.
Yes. Set disqusShortname in your config.toml to enable Disqus comments. To disable comments on a single page, add nocomments = true to that page's front matter.