Mm Github Pages Starter

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Minimal Mistakes GitHub Pages site starter.

Overview:

The Minimal Mistakes remote theme starter is a template that allows users to quickly get started with the Minimal Mistakes Jekyll theme. It includes basic configuration and sample content, such as posts, navigation, author sidebar, footer links, home page pagination, archive pages for posts, about page, and 404 page. Users can easily replace the sample content with their own and configure it as necessary. Troubleshooting resources are also provided.

Features:

  • Sample posts: The template includes sample posts to demonstrate the layout and features of the Minimal Mistakes Jekyll theme.
  • Sample top navigation: A sample top navigation bar is included for users to understand how to set up their own navigation menu.
  • Sample author sidebar with social links: Users can see an example of an author sidebar with social links, which can be customized to their own preferences.
  • Sample footer links: The template provides sample footer links that can be modified to suit the user's needs.
  • Paginated home page: The home page is set up with pagination, allowing users to organize their posts and improve site navigation.
  • Archive pages: Users can group their posts by year, category, and tag on dedicated archive pages.
  • Sample about page: An example about page is included, giving users a starting point to create their own about section.
  • Sample 404 page: The template offers a sample 404 page to handle invalid URLs.
  • Site wide search: Users can implement a site-wide search function to make it easier for visitors to find specific content.
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Jekyll

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