🧪 Zola Sandbox

This repository is used to test new web elements. It is an amalgamation of code snippets, all weaved together by Zola.

Check out the demo.

Table of Contents

• 🧪 Zola Sandbox
  • Table of Contents
  • ✨ Features
  • Running the Site Locally
    • Requirements
    • Quick Start
    • Useful Commands
  • Customization
    • Custom CSS Styles
  • Attributions
  • License

✨ Features

• ✅ Blog section.
• ✅ Projects section.
• ✅ 'Back to Top' button.

Running the Site Locally

Tips that will help you develop and preview the site locally.

Requirements

Before using the theme, you need to install Zola ≥ 0.18.0.

Quick Start

# Clone the repo
git clone git@github.com:semanticdata/zola-sandbox.git

# Change directory into the cloned folder
cd zola-sandbox

# Serve the site locally
zola serve

# Open http://127.0.0.1:1111/ in the browser

For more detailed instructions, visit the Documentation page about installing and using themes.

Useful Commands

A short list of commands that will help you develop your own version of the theme.

Command	Description
zola init <repo-name>	Initiate new Zola site
zola build	Build only
zola serve	Build and Serve

Customization

You can changed the configuration, templates and content yourself. Refer to the config.toml, and templates files for ideas. In most cases you only need to modify the contents of config.toml to customize the appearance of your blog. Make sure to visit tyhe Zola Documentation.

Custom CSS Styles

Adding custom CSS is as easy as adding your styles to sass/_custom.scss. This is made possible because SCSS files are backwards compatible with CSS. This means you can type normal CSS code into a SCSS file and it will be valid.

Attributions

The icons used throughout the site are kindly provided by UXWing. Read their license.

Other icons used come from Remix Icon. Check out their license.

License

Source code in this repository is available under the MIT License.