A Ghost theme, super fast & lightweight & minimal(no external framework, less than 20KB for whole page).

NOW IT'S COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZABLE!! Check it out!

Live Demo

##Preview

###Desktop

###Mobile

##Features

• Super fast, less than 20KB, loaded in less than 1 sec
• Lightweight, no flat design, no realism design, just a blog
• Responsive, working on both desktop & mobile phone
• Google search included
• Disqus comment included(optional)
• Google Analytics included(optional)
• Syntax highlighting included(optional)
• Table of content included(optional)
• Legacy browser support(IE 8, note syntax highlight and table of content might not work)
• Customizable with Grunt, define your own nav menu and what features you want

##It's amazing, I want it!

First thing first, get a copy of this repo to your computer by clicking the Download ZIP button on the right or run git clone https://github.com/jasonslyvia/alarm.git command.

###Configuration

Then customize what features you want to use. Open Gruntfile.js with your favourite editor. Pay attention to the alarm part. All settings are commented so just modifiy them to suit your need.

...
grunt.initConfig({
    alarm: {
      //make sure i18n/your_locale.json exists
      locale: 'zh_CN',

      //set the nav menu as desired
      nav: [{
        url: '/',
        title: 'Blog'
      },{
        url: '/works/',
        title: 'Works'
      },{
        url: '/about/',
        title: 'About'
      }],

      //there is a automatically generated nav item when user viewing
      //single article or static page, config it's title
      navContentTitle: 'Content',

      disqus: {
        enable: true,
        shortname: 'your_disqus_id_here'  //http://your_disqus_id_here.disqus.com should be your admin panel
      },

      googleAnalytics: {
        enable: true,
        id: 'your_GA_id_here'
      },

      syntaxHighlight: {
        enable: true
      },

      tableOfContent: {
        enable: true
      }
    }
...

###Build the theme

If you don't have node and npm installed, get them at nodejs.org. Then inside the alarm directory, run npm install, then run grunt dist.

Finally, the dist directory contained in alarm is your final ready-to-use theme, copy dist to your Ghost directory /path-to-ghost/content/themes, then rename it to alarm.

Restart your Ghost process and switch your theme to alarm.

Have fun!

##TODO

• better css for code, pre, footer etc
• better input style in mobile platform
• i18n support