> > > I am looking at different themes for the rest of the website. I have > seen some nice Jekyll, MkDocs and other themes would like to share > them. > > 1. Documentation Theme (Jekyll) > > Link - http://idratherbewriting.com/documentation-theme-jekyll/ > > This is the same theme being currently used by Google for the > GSoC guides. It's a very simple theme with a lot of customizable > elements. > > This is good, especially the navbar toggle button :) . It is also similar to current mkdocs implementation. With this docs and {blogs, tutorials, news ...} can be separated easily.
> 2. Jekyll Doc Theme > > Link - https://aksakalli.github.io/jekyll-doc-theme/ > > This is a more modern-looking parent theme with many different > 'looks'. They can be viewed here - https://bootswatch.com/3/ > > This looks better than the former one, but some minor changes like decreasing the area occupied by side navbar (which is currently 30%) and increasing the font-size. But it has better UI than former one. > 3. Other Jekyll themes > > There are many other Jekyll themes available at > http://jekyllthemes.org/. Many of these are blog-oriented, so > they might not be fit for the project. > Agree. But these theme's search functionality is not good :( . They are just searching among headings. > > Although Jekyll is very customizable, it also means that there are a > lot of configuration files that need to be maintained. This is not > necessarily a bad thing. > > No, but if config information like title, permalink ... can be made implicit or a separate config file for that would be great. Ankit
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