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Home Page: https://fernandocelmer.github.io/mkdocs-simple-blog/
License: MIT License
Blog Template for Mkdocs
Home Page: https://fernandocelmer.github.io/mkdocs-simple-blog/
License: MIT License
I think it would be a cool feature to persist the theme selection in local browser data, to pass this information to all pages, not just the current selection, as a default feature of mkdocks-simple-blog.
Where do you think is the most appropriate place to persist this information? LocalStorage or some cookie usage?
Simple code syntax highlighting, just as most of technical blogs.
Currently, all code blocks are in black and white. As a minimalist blog, it seems necessary to have a simple syntax highlighting setting. I hope it can be made into an option, so that those who need it can enable syntax highlighting, while those who don't need it can continue to keep their code blocks in black and white.
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Hello all,
I found a small design issue with the <code>
blocks in this theme (you can also see it on the current preview image).
The code indentation on multi-line code blocks currently has a slight error:
theme.css
<code>
block inside a <pre>
block, especially for multi-line codeIn the preview image, you can see that the mkdocs.yml
-line is indented not by the code itself, but by the padding applied to the <code>
block surrounding it. However, this padding does not translate over to the other \n's, hence the docs/
-line beneath is not aligned.
My current fix is simply to override the css:
pre code {
padding: 0;
}
For each <code>
block nested inside a <pre>
block, as is the case in multi-line blocks, the padding is reset. Alternatively, you may still add vertical padding, as it does not impact the indentation. In my personal blog, I have added this rule, and it seems to be fixing the issue.
Thank you for your time, please let me know what you think about this.
Your theme is just amazing!
It will be very nice if the color of the theme can be changed in any page by a click.
Pull Request:
next and previous arrows appear but are not clickable because there is no next or previous page
we should not see a next or previous arrow if there is not a next or previous page
next and previous arrows appear but are not clickable because there is no next or previous page
this issue is present in any example
in the standard style the next or previous arrow become greyed out to indicate there is no page before or after
what could be used to indicate the arrow is disabled ?
mkdocs-simple-blog==0.0.9 & mkdocs==1.5.3
macOS Sonoma Version 14.3 (23D56) & Python 3.12.1
Hello,
I'd like to change my 404.html page's content to something else, but I couldn't figure it out on how to do so.
I tried some things:
But without success. Could you please help me out?
PS: Maybe a tutorial/guidance could be added to the documentation?
TIA
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