Merox Erudite

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astro
react
tailwind
radix-ui
shadcn-ui

A customized Astro blogging theme based on astro-erudite. Features newsletter integration, comments, analytics, and enhanced SEO.

Overview

The merox-erudite theme is an advanced customization of the popular astro-erudite theme, designed to enhance the blogging experience with a variety of robust features and design improvements. It caters to modern writers who crave a seamless interface and enhanced functionality, while still maintaining the core strengths of its predecessor. With a focus on readability and accessibility, this theme makes it easier than ever to create and share compelling content.

What sets merox-erudite apart is its suite of features aimed at improving user engagement and site visibility. From integrated newsletter subscriptions to sophisticated analytics support and SEO enhancements, this theme is positioned to meet the needs of both content creators and their audiences.

Features

  • Newsletter Integration: Easily connect with your audience through Brevo for GDPR-compliant newsletter subscriptions.
  • Disqus Comments: Engage readers with a fully integrated comment system that supports lazy loading for improved performance.
  • Google AdSense Support: Monetize your blog effortlessly with built-in AdSense components and seamless view transitions.
  • Analytics Support: Track your blog's success with easy integration of Google Analytics and Umami Analytics.
  • SEO Enhancements: Built-in FAQ and HowTo schema components boost search visibility, making your content more discoverable.
  • Enhanced Homepage: Features a modern hero section and an experience timeline, beautifully showcasing your skills.
  • Improved Typography: Integrates the Geist font family for a refined and readable text presentation.
  • Better Accessibility: Enhanced focus indicators and screen reader support ensure that your content is accessible to all users.
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