Overview
Kikofri is a unique and quirky theme tailored for Jekyll users seeking a nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of early web design. This theme, a fork of the Kiko theme, embodies a philosophy of embracing the "ugly, old, and barren," which makes it an intriguing choice for those wanting a distinct look for their sites. Kikofri simplifies many elements from its predecessor, ensuring a cleaner experience while still retaining its eccentric charm.
The theme offers numerous customizable features, making it ideal for developers and hobbyists alike. Whether you’re looking to create a personal blog or showcase a project, Kikofri provides the flexibility to express your individuality. Its straightforward setup encourages creativity without overwhelming users with complexity.
Features
- Simplified Design: Kikofri has simplified its previous elements while still providing a distinctly quirky aesthetic, making it easier to customize.
- Customizable Navigation: Easily modify navigation settings through the
_config.yml file, allowing for personalized site structure.
- Tag Sorting: The theme permits flexible tag sorting by varying the case of the initial letters in your posts’ front matter.
- Micro Tweaks Support: Utilize special formatting features to create liquid tweaks like Wikipedia-style references, enhancing your content’s depth.
- Open for Contributions: Kikofri encourages user contributions, making it a community-driven project where improvements and suggestions are welcomed.
- Straightforward Setup: Easily run the theme with a simple command, providing a hassle-free experience for newcomers.
- Maintained License: The theme is released under the Apache License 2.0, allowing for broad usage and alterations within legal parameters.
- Encouraged Creativity: Users are motivated to keep the aesthetic "ugly" and embrace unique design choices, making it an artistic playground.