A programming-oriented theme for Ghost. This is the latest development version of StayPuft. If you're just looking to download the latest release, head over to the releases page.
- Responsive design.
- Custom ⚡AMP theme (ℹ️).
- Post comments using Disqus.
- In-site search using GhostHunter.
- Support for Font Awesome.
- Syntax highlighting using Prism, with Markdown support.
This theme is being used in my blog.
The current StayPuft version is 2.9.1.1, is tested against Ghost 2.13.1 and is expected to work down to Ghost 2.0.0.
If the current version of StayPuft is not compatible with the version of Ghost you're running, try looking for an older one in the Releases section.
- Clone the repository or download the latest release and extract it.
- Copy
partials/custom/nav-external.hbs.example
topartials/custom/nav-external.hbs
and customize it with your own external links. - (Optional) Copy
partials/custom/disqus.hbs.example
topartials/custom/disqus.hbs
and customize it with your Disqus shortname. - Run
yarn zip
in the theme's root directory to createdist/StayPuft.zip
. - Go to your blog's Settings page (typically
/admin
or/ghost
). - In the Design tab, upload and activate StayPuft.
- (Optional) In the Code Injection tab, add any snippets you may need, such as Google Analytics.
- Where should I report issues or request a new feature?
The appropriate place to report issues or request new features is the Issues section.
- Where should I discuss other topics?
To discuss other topics, please find an appropriate post in my blog's Staypuft tag and post a comment there.
- How can I disable comments?
To disable comments, simply remove the line {{> "post-comments"}}
from post.hbs
and page.hbs
. You do not need disqus.hbs
in this case.
- How can I disable comments only on pages?
To disable comments only on pages, simply remove the line {{> "post-comments"}}
from page.hbs
.
- How do I use Syntax Highlighting with Markdown?
See the Syntax highlighting demo.
StayPuft styles are compiled using Gulp/PostCSS to polyfill future CSS spec. You'll need Node, Yarn and Gulp installed globally. After that, from the theme's root directory:
$ yarn install
$ yarn dev
Now you can edit /assets/css/
files, which will be compiled to /assets/built/
automatically.
You can keep Ghost running in your local development environment by running this from Ghost's root directory:
nodemon current/index.js --watch content/themes/StayPuft --ext hbs,js,css
Copyright (c) 2013-2019 Ghost Foundation - Released under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2014-2019 David Lecina Fuentes - Released under the MIT license.