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Site/User Settings

customize your site in _config.yml

# Site settings
description: A blog about lorem ipsum
baseurl: "" # the subpath
url: "" # the base hostname &/|| protocol for your site

# User settings
username: Lorem Ipsum
user_description: Lorem Developer
user_title: Lorem Ipsum
email: lorem@ipsum.com
twitter_username: loremipsum
github_username:  loremipsum
gplus_username:  loremipsum
disqus_username: loremipsum

See more about project and links in _config.yml

How to create a post ?

_posts create a file .md with structure:

---
layout: post
title: "Lorem ipsum speak.."
date: 2016-09-13 01:00:00
image: '/assets/img/post-image.png'
description: 'about tech'
tags:
- lorem
- tech
categories:
- Lorem ipsum
twitter_text: 'How to speak with Lorem'
---

How to insert new links on menu navigation ?

You should open _config.yml and change/add links section:

links:
  section_1: # you can use any name
    - title: home # show on menu
      url: / #link
      key_trigger: 1 # link shortcut and show on the left of the title
    - title: my posts
      url: /posts
      key_trigger: 2
    - title: series
      url: /series
      key_trigger: 3
    - title: tags
      url: /tags
      key_trigger: 4
    - title: about me
      url: /about
      key_trigger: 5

How can I modify the theme ?

First, install jekyll and node.js.

1. Fork the theme with your username, example: charlie.github.io
2. Clone repository to your computer
3. run npm install
4. run gulp
5. Be happy by modifying the files

Space Jekyll uses the Stylus to process his css, then modifies the style of the theme in this folder.

You can go in the variable.styl and modify the colors.