Minimal Mistakes is a flexible two-column Jekyll theme. Perfect for hosting your personal site, blog, or portfolio on GitHub or self-hosting on your own server. As the name implies --- styling is purposely minimalistic to be enhanced and customized by you 😄.
See what's new in the CHANGELOG.
Interested in testing out a pre-release "gemified" version of the theme? Read this blog post to learn how.
The theme includes responsive layouts (single, archive, and splash pages) that look great on mobile and desktop browsers.
- Compatible with Jekyll 3.x and GitHub Pages
- Support for Jekyll's built-in Sass/SCSS preprocessor
- Several layout options (single, archive, splash pages)
- SEO optimized with support for Twitter Cards and Open Graph data
- Optional header images, sidebars, table of contents, galleries, related posts, breadcrumb links, and more.
- Optional comments (Disqus, Facebook, Google+, Discourse, static-based via Staticman, and custom).
- Optional analytics (Google Analytics and custom).
- UI localized text: English (default), Spanish, French, and Turkish.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Post with Header Image | A post with a large header image. |
| HTML Tags and Formatting Post | A variety of common markup showing how the theme styles them. |
| Syntax Highlighting Post | Post displaying highlighted code. |
| Post with a Gallery | A post showing several images wrapped in <figure> elements. |
| Sample Collection Page | Single page from a collection. |
| Categories Archive | Posts grouped by category. |
| Tags Archive | Posts grouped by tags. |
For even more demo pages check the posts archive.
Having trouble working with the theme? Found a typo in the documentation? Interested in adding a feature or fixing a bug? Then by all means submit an issue or pull request. If this is your first pull request, it may be helpful to read up on the GitHub Flow first.
Minimal Mistakes has been designed as a base for you to customize and fit your site's unique needs. Please keep this in mind when requesting features and/or submitting pull requests. If it's not something that most people will use, I probably won't consider it. When in doubt ask.
This goes for author sidebar links and "share button" additions -- I have no intention of merging in every possibly option, the essentials are there to get you started 😄.
To help me out try to avoid creating pull requests on master and instead branch off of develop. It's much easier for me to test, merge, and roll them into new releases this way.
Michael Rose
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- Unsplash
- Jekyll
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- FitVids.JS
- Greedy Navigation - lukejacksonn
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The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2016 Michael Rose
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