Jalpc
Jalpc -- A flexible Jekyll theme, 3 steps to build your website.
Overview:
Jalpc is a simple, beautiful, and swift theme for Jekyll, a static site generator. It is designed to be mobile-first, fluidly responsive, and lightweight. The theme is open-source, licensed under the MIT License. It offers a range of features including an index page, chart skills display, categories in the blog page, pagination, page views counter, multilingual page support, web analytics integration, comment functionality, social media sharing, search engine optimization, CSS and JS file compression, and easy installation and upgrade processes.
Features:
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Index page: The index page is divided into several sections, and the configuration for these sections can be found in various YAML files. The index page sections include landing, language, careers, skills, projects, and links.
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Chart skills: The theme uses Chart.js to display skills in a radar chart format. The skills and their corresponding data are specified in a YAML file and can be customized according to the user's needs.
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Categories in blog page: The blog page allows posts to be categorized into different categories. Each category has a dedicated URL, and the category pages use a common HTML template. The category pages can be customized to display posts specific to each category.
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Pagination: Due to limitations in Jekyll's pagination functionality, the theme uses a front-end web method called jPages to implement pagination for the blog posts.
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Page views counter: Instead of relying on slow third-party page counter platforms, Jalpc includes its own page views counter. The counter is implemented using JavaScript and has a backend API written in Flask.
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Multilingual page support: The theme supports multiple languages for the pages. The language conversions can be done using YAML files, which allows for easy customization and translation of the content.
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Web analytics: Jalpc integrates with web analytics services to track and analyze website traffic. This helps to gather insights about the audience and their interactions with the site.
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