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A highly customizable Jekyll theme for personal sites, team sites, blogs, projects, and documentation, with 6 skins and Markdown enhancements.
TeXt is a super customizable Jekyll theme for building personal sites, team sites, blogs, projects, and documentation, with an iOS 11-inspired design that uses large titles, round buttons, and cards. It takes Markdown content and YAML configuration as input and generates a static HTML website via Jekyll. The theme is developed by kitian616 and released under the MIT license.
TeXt is a Jekyll theme that provides a complete static-site foundation for blogs, project documentation, team sites, and personal pages. You write posts in Markdown, set options in the site's _config.yml file, and Jekyll builds the output into plain HTML and assets. The theme includes 6 built-in skins (default, dark, forest, ocean, chocolate, orange), support for custom skins, and a Tomorrow-based highlight theme with 5 color variants.
TeXt works like any standard Jekyll theme. You install it (the repo includes a gem release, jekyll-text-theme), add your Markdown posts and pages, set the _config.yml options for skin, navigation, and integrations, and then run Jekyll to build a static site. The documentation provides a Quick Start guide and a migration guide for updating from version 1.x to 2.x.
Yes, TeXt is open source and MIT licensed, so you can use, modify, and distribute it freely, including in commercial projects.
Yes, it has built-in internationalization (i18n) support. You can write posts in different languages and configure language-specific navigation and UI strings.
TeXt adds MathJax for LaTeX-style math, Mermaid for flowcharts and diagrams, and Chart.js for data-driven charts, all usable from Markdown.
You can enable Disqus, Gitalk, or Valine comment systems. Each is configured through the theme's settings, and you can pick whichever fits your site's auth model.
TeXt uses the Tomorrow color scheme with five variants: tomorrow, tomorrow-night, tomorrow-night-eighties, tomorrow-night-blue, and tomorrow-night-bright.
