This ghost theme puts a heavy emphasis on tags and images. It features a large hero taking up nearly the entire viewport and three tags on the homepage immediately below the fold. All tags (including these featured ones) can have an associated page which will appear above the tagged posts.

Check out my personal site for a live demo.

1. Download and setup Ghost
2. cd /path/to/ghost/content/themes
3. git clone https://github.com/hbaughman/space-ghost
4. Restart Ghost (if running) -- command differs based on your setup
5. Select the theme in Ghost's settings
6. Turn on "Public API" and "Internal Tags" in Settings > Labs > Enable Beta Features (If you don't see "Internal Tags" you probably have to upgrade to Ghost 0.9.0).
7. Create and publish a new Post

• Check "Turn this post into a static page"
• Set the "Post URL" (a.k.a. the slug) to tags

7. Add a link to /tags in your "Navigation" links

1. Uncomment the line {{!> disqus}} in post.hbs (remove the !)
2. Setup your disqus account
3. Replace DISQUS-SHORT-NAME in partials/disqus.hbs with your short name

Tags work as per normal in Space Ghost, but can optionally have an associated page which describes their function. This lets you post links, contact information and any number of pictures. This page will appear above the tagged posts when viewing the first page of the tag (e.g., on /tag/family-history, but not on /tag/family-history/page/2).

To link a page to a tag you must enable the "Public API" and "Internal tags". The associated page must follow these rules exactly:

• Have the internal tag "#project" (internal tags are identified by the leading "#" symbol).
• Be tagged with the target tag (obviously).
• Have "Turn this post into a static page" checked
• Optional: Check "Feature this post" to show it on the homepage. I recommend you limit yourself to three, though this is not enforced.

You must enable "Public API" (see "Usage") for project pages to appear.

1. Fork the dev branch
2. Follow the steps in Usage to setup Ghost Scroll
3. npm install -g gulp
4. npm install
5. gulp
6. Optional Install the livereload extension
7. Modify JS and SASS in the src directory. Do not touch the contents of assets/js or assets/css, they are overwritten by the build process.
8. Submit a pull request