Lektor Icon
A modern, single-page-focused theme for the Lektor static CMS
Overview:
Lektor-Icon Theme is a modified and expanded version of the FreeHTML5 "Icon" template that has been ported to the Lektor static CMS. It offers a responsive layout with various sections for describing an organization's mission, services, team, and more. The theme also includes a built-in blog, custom error page, Gitter and Disqus integration, as well as support for RSS/Atom and OpenCollective. It is designed to be desktop and mobile-friendly, adapting to different viewport sizes. The theme follows modern web standards and is compatible with a range of browsers.
Features:
- Single-page, responsive layout
- Sections for organization description, services, gallery, team, software downloads or donations
- Built-in blog functionality
- Custom error page
- Gitter and Disqus integration
- RSS/Atom feed support
- OpenCollective integration
- Customizability and extensibility
- Responsive image handling
- Accent color theming
Summary:
The Lektor-Icon Theme is a highly customizable and responsive theme for the Lektor static CMS. It provides a beautiful and functional layout with various sections and integrated features such as a blog, Gitter and Disqus integration, and support for RSS/Atom and OpenCollective. The theme is designed to adapt to different viewport sizes and follows modern web standards. It can be easily installed as a Git submodule and supports Lektor versions 3.1.0 and later. With its extensive customization options, the Lektor-Icon Theme offers a great solution for creating stylish and feature-rich websites.
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