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A simple Jekyll theme for journal, news, and photography sites, deployable to GitHub Pages via fork.
Webjeda Bheema is a simple Jekyll theme for journal, news, and photography websites that renders Markdown content into a static site ready to publish on GitHub Pages. The theme is published by Webjeda, available through jekyll-themes.com, and demonstrated at bheema.webjeda.com.
Webjeda Bheema is a minimal Jekyll theme created for content-driven sites such as personal journals, news outlets, and photography portfolios. It takes Markdown posts and pages and outputs a complete static HTML site that can be hosted for free on GitHub Pages. The theme's repository has 19 stars and lists topics including jekyll-template, jekyll-themes, and photography-theme, indicating its intended audience and Jekyll compatibility.
Start by forking the repository on GitHub. Then navigate to the repository settings, set the GitHub Pages source to master, and your new site is ready at the corresponding github.io address. Content is added and managed through standard Jekyll conventions, meaning you write Markdown files and place them in the appropriate folders.
Yes, it is an open-source Jekyll theme. You can fork the repository, customize it, and use it for personal or commercial projects without payment. Hosting through GitHub Pages is also free.
Fork the repository, go to its Settings tab, and set the GitHub Pages source to master. Your site will be published automatically, and you can then customize the theme.
The theme's description targets journal, news, and photography sites. Its simple layout suits personal blogs, news-style publications, and photography portfolios.
No. As a Jekyll theme, it generates static HTML files. No database or server-side application is needed; GitHub Pages serves the static site.
A live demo is available at http://bheema.webjeda.com/ so you can preview the design and layout before installing.
