A simple static site generator written in Bash. Processes Markdown files and builds a minimal, accessible website suitable for personal journals, daily writing, or introspective personal newspapers. Started in 2015 by Stefano Marinelli as a personal project and maintained privately for many years, it has grown to become what is likely the largest static site generator written in Bash. Customizable URLs. Generates menus based on pages, distinguishing primary/secondary pages (via secondary: true). Creates a separate pages.html index for secondary pages. Automatically creates tag index pages and archives by year and month (optional) for easy browsing. Generates sitemap.xml and RSS feed (with timezone support) for content discovery and syndication. Test your site locally with the integrated development server that automatically adjusts URLs for local preview.
Has a modern, Ghost-like, browser-based editor with live preview, auto-save, Unsplash integration, and offline capability if writing raw Markdown isn't an option. Looking at the demo page it looks like the editor is just some hand written Javascript in an HTML file (bssg-editor.html), which I think you could break out and self host if you wanted. Choose from over 50 built-in themes including modern, retro computing, OS-inspired, and more; they seem to be just single CSS files.
A theme for Shaarli which looks like del.icio.us circa 2004. It says it works with recent versions of Shaarli (v0.14.0) and it kind of does, but I wasn't able to edit any entries.
A collection of classless CSS themes, each displayed on a page with common HTML elements.
New and interesting things to plug into the Adium instant messaging client. Mostly third-party stuff, so use common sense.
Bootstrap/386 is a Bootstrap v2/3/4/5(in progress) theme to make webpages look like they are from the gentler, less distracting time of the 1980s. Does a great job of making a website look like an MS-DOS application running on a somewhat slow PC. Resembles the Borland Turbo UI in many ways. The Javascript even looks fairly configurable.
A skin for Firefox that makes it look like Desqview. The installation instructions are a little opaque, though.
A cute computer environment can bring you joy! Here are some of my favorite resources to help make your computing cuter!
I’ve just released a groundbreaking version of my website theme Seafoam; I believe this is the first Pelican theme designed to configure itself!
The root of this magic is that the theme has actually been packaged as a namespace plugin for Pelican. If you’re running a sufficiently recent version of Pelican (i.e. v4.5 or newer), Pelican will automatically load the Seafoam plugin; if you’re using an older version of Pelican (or other, non-namespace plugins), you’ll need to add the Seafoam plugin to you configuration.
A Pelican theme to build an online resume fast and easy.
A small, simple and modern theme for BookStack called Aero.
Explore the cyberpunk world with these vibrant and futuristic color palettes created by Ramses Revengeday. Copy the color codes with a click and bring your digital creations to life.
A dark blue/dark mode theme for Shaarli.
Shaarli Stack is a theme for Shaarli, the personal, minimalist, bookmarking service. Stack is available for Shaarli 0.12.1 and dev version.
This is a list of classless CSS themes and frameworks. "Classless" means a style sheet does not define special classes you must add to your HTML elements to style these elements. As a result, you can style any plain-HTML page just by linking to the style sheet.
shaarli-hacker is a theme for shaarli, a personal, minimalist, bookmarking service. It has been inspired by HackerWeb.
Tested with shaarli v0.11. Tested with the following plugins: via, archiveorg, markdown.
Upload hacker folder into tpl/, then enable it through admin panel.
A customized theme for Shaarli that uses a Halloween color scheme.
A clean and lightweight theme for the Shaarli bookmarking webapp. Supports the basic, included system plugins.
A bunch of contributed themes and configs for the Stylus browser addon.
Stylus is an add-on that lets you load arbitrary bits of user-defined CSS to edit or re-skin websites. Available for both Chrome and Firefox.
A directory of things to make your system look awesome.