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Blog, Gatsby Theme(Starter), Built with Gatsby

Overview:

The "Borderless" theme is a static website and blog theme built with Gatsby. It features a minimalistic design with no borders and minimal colors. This theme is primarily focused on being deployed with Github Pages. It supports various features such as markdown post writing with emoji and ktex, search engine optimization (SEO), reader mode support for browsers like Safari, Google Analytics integration, Google Adsense support, and Disqus comment functionality. For more detailed information, refer to the Documents.

Features:

  • Minimalistic Design: The theme features a simple design with no borders and minimal colors, providing a clean and modern look.
  • Markdown Post Writing: Users can write posts using markdown syntax, supported by emoji and ktex.
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO): The theme is optimized for search engines, ensuring better visibility and discoverability on the web.
  • Reader Mode Support: Users can utilize the reader mode feature in supported browsers to enhance the reading experience.
  • Google Analytics Integration: The theme has built-in support for Google Analytics, allowing users to track website traffic and gather valuable insights.
  • Google Adsense Support: Users can monetize their website by integrating Google Adsense and displaying targeted ads.
  • Disqus Comment Functionality: The theme supports Disqus, enabling users to engage with their audience through comments on their posts.

Installation:

To install the "Borderless" theme, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone [repository-url]
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