Sveltekit Tailwind Blog Starter
Sveltekit Tailwind Blog Starter
An easily configurable and customizable blog starter for SvelteKit + Tailwind CSS
Overview:
The Sveltekit Tailwind Blog Starter is a flexible template for SvelteKit and Tailwind CSS. It addresses the issue of existing templates being either too simple or difficult to customize. The template is built upon Timothy Lin's Tailwind Nextjs Starter Blog and includes additional features such as Netlify CMS and dynamic Open Graph image support. The template is designed to be mobile-friendly and supports various features such as blog posts, static pages, multiple authors, markdown integration, external links, YouTube videos, light and dark themes, search functionality, blog post tags and filtering, pre-rendering, SEO optimization, analytics integration, newsletter support, and discussion/commenting capabilities.
Features:
- Written for SvelteKit: Built using the latest RC version of SvelteKit.
- Easy style customization with Tailwind 3: Allows for easy customization of the template's appearance using Tailwind CSS version 3.
- Great lighthouse score: Achieves a high score on the Lighthouse report, indicating good performance, accessibility, and best practices.
- Mobile-friendly view: Ensures a responsive design that is optimized for viewing on mobile devices.
- Blog posts: Supports the creation and display of blog posts.
- Static pages (projects): Allows the creation and display of static pages apart from the blog.
- Single or Multiple authors: Supports both single and multiple authors for the blog.
- Markdown: Integrates Markdown for easy formatting of content.
- Markdown components: Provides pre-built components specifically designed for displaying Markdown content.
- External Links: Allows the inclusion of external links within the blog posts.
- YouTube Video: Supports the embedding of YouTube videos within blog posts.
- Support for light and dark theme: Provides the option to switch between light and dark themes for the website.
- Netlify CMS: Integrates with Netlify CMS for easy content management.
- Search: Includes search functionality to allow users to search for specific content.
- Blog post tags, and tag filtering: Supports the use of tags for blog posts and allows users to filter posts by specific tags.
- Support for Pre-render: Implements pre-rendering of pages for improved performance.
- Svelte
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- Vite
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- Tailwind
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- NetlifyCMS
Netlify CMS is a powerful and flexible content management system that is designed to work seamlessly with the Netlify platform. Netlify CMS provides a user-friendly interface for managing content, including support for custom content types, localization, and asset management.
- Blog
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- Eslint
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- Postcss
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- Typescript
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