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Linkita

A clean and elegant blog theme for Zola. Linkita is based on Kita and Hugo-Paper and is multilingual and SEO friendly.

Features

Kita features

  • Easy to use and modify
  • No preset limits
  • Inject support
  • Dark mode
  • Responsive design
  • Social icons
  • Taxonomies support
  • Projects page
  • Archive page
  • Table of Content
  • Admonition shortcode
  • SEO friendly
  • Comments using Giscus
  • Mathematical notations using KaTeX
  • Diagrams and charts using Mermaid

Linkita features

  • Multilingual support
  • Improved search engine optimization
  • Search support (elasticlunr_javascript)
  • More configurability
  • Author profiles
  • Keyboard shortcuts

Installing

  1. Add this theme as a submodule:
git submodule add https://codeberg.org/salif/linkita.git themes/linkita

Alternatively, clone the repository: git clone https://codeberg.org/salif/linkita.git themes/linkita.

  1. Set linkita as your theme in your config.toml file.
theme = "linkita"
  1. Optionally, you can switch from the linkita branch to the latest stable version:
cd themes/linkita
npm run switch-to-latest

Updating

git submodule update --remote themes/linkita
# Optionally, you can switch to the latest stable version:
# cd themes/linkita && npm run switch-to-latest

Usage

TOML frontmatter

+++
title = ""
description = ""
# date = 
# updated = 
[taxonomies]
categories = []
tags = []
authors = []
[extra]
# comment = true
# math = true
# mermaid = true
# page_info = []
[extra.cover]
# image = ""
# alt = ""
+++

YAML frontmatter

---
title: ""
description: ""
date: 
# updated: 
taxonomies:
  categories:
  tags:
  authors:
extra:
  comment: false
  math: false
  mermaid: false
  cover:
    image: ""
    alt: ""
---

Open Graph frontmatter options

[extra.open_graph]
# MIME type of the cover image. e.g. `image/jpeg`, `image/gif`, `image/png`
cover_type = ""
# Width of the cover image in pixels
cover_width =
# Height of the cover image in pixels
cover_height =
# When the article is out of date after. e.g. `2024-02-29`
expiration_time =
# Describes the tier status for an article. e.g. `free`, `locked`, or `metered`
content_tier = ""
# Defines the location to target for the article. e.g. `["county:COUNTY"]` or `["city:CITY,COUNTY"]`
locations = []
# A high-level section name. e.g. `Technology`
section = ""
# Indicates whether the article is an opinion piece or not. e.g. `true` or `false`
opinion =
# The URL for the audio
audio = ""
# MIME type of the audio. e.g. `audio/vnd.facebook.bridge`, `audio/mpeg`
audio_type = ""
# The URL for the video
video = ""
# MIME type of the video. e.g. `application/x-shockwave-flash`, `video/mp4`
video_type = ""
# Width of the video in pixels
video_width =
# Height of the video in pixels
video_height =
# Set only if different from canonical page URL
url = ""

Sitemap frontmatter options

[extra.sitemap]
# Set only if different from `page.updated`
updated =
# Valid values are `always`, `hourly`, `daily`, `weekly`, `monthly`, `yearly`, `never`
changefreq =
# Valid values range from 0.0 to 1.0. The default priority of a page is 0.5
priority =

Home page profile

Create content/_index.md file in your blog and set extra.profile to your username:

+++
sort_by = "date"
paginate_by = 5
[extra]
profile = "your_username"
+++

Do it for each language in your blog, for example for French, the file name is content/_index.fr.md.

Profiles for authors

You should add extra.profiles.author_username table in your config.toml file for each author. Replace author_username with author's username.

Authors

Option 1: Using page.authors

You don't need to set page.authors in the frontmatter if you are the only author.

Otherwise, set page.authors:

+++
authors = ["author_username", "author2_username"]
+++

Option 2: Using Taxonomies

If you choose this option you should set taxonomies in each post.

Examples:

If the blog is your personal blog:

+++
[taxonomies]
authors = ["your_username"]
+++

If the blog has a team of multiple authors:

+++
[taxonomies]
authors = ["author_username"]
# or:
# authors = ["author_username", "author2_username"]
+++

Archive page

+++
title = "Archive"
template = "archive.html"
[extra]
section = "_index.md"
+++

Inject support

You can easily use inject to add new features to your side without modifying the theme itself.

To use inject, you need to add some HTML files to the templates/injects directory.

The available inject points are: head, header_nav, body_start, body_end, page_start, page_end, footer.

Keyboard shortcuts

Action Shortcut
Home Alt+!
Search Alt+/
Toggle menu Alt++
Toggle dark mode Alt+$
Go to prev page Alt+,
Go to next page Alt+.
Table of contents Alt+=
Skip to footer Alt+_
Skip to main Alt+-

Configuring

Copy and paste the examples into your config.toml file and comment out the options you don't use instead of setting empty values.

key type
default_language string
author string
title string
description string
generate_feeds boolean
feed_filenames array of strings
build_search_index boolean
extra table

Taxonomies with translated names are tags, categories, and authors.

# The default language
default_language = "en"

# The default author for pages
author = "your_username"

# The site title
title = ""

# The site description
description = ""

# Automatically generated feed 
generate_feeds = true

# The filenames to use for the feeds
feed_filenames = ["atom.xml"] # or ["rss.xml"]

# Enable search
build_search_index = true
[[taxonomies]]
name = "categories"
feed = true
paginate_by = 5

[[taxonomies]]
name = "tags"
feed = true
paginate_by = 5

[[taxonomies]]
name = "authors"
feed = true
paginate_by = 5

Add more languages ​​by replacing fr from the example with the language code.

[languages.fr]
title = "Site title in French"
description = "Site description in French"
generate_feeds = true
feed_filenames = ["atom.xml"] # or ["rss.xml"]

[[languages.fr.taxonomies]]
name = "authors"
feed = true
paginate_by = 5
key type
extra.math boolean
extra.mermaid boolean
extra.comment boolean
extra.title_separator string
extra.header_menu_name string
extra.header_buttons array of strings
extra.page_info array of strings
extra.disable_default_favicon boolean
extra.disable_javascript boolean

Tables: extra.style, extra.menus, extra.profiles, extra.footer, extra.languages, extra.goatcounter, extra.giscus.

The table below lists valid extra.page_info values. Default value is ["date", "date_updated_on_page", "reading_time", "authors"].

on both only on page only on paginator
date date_on_page date_on_paginator
date_updated date_updated_on_page date_updated_on_paginator
reading_time reading_time_on_page reading_time_on_paginator
word_count word_count_on_page word_count_on_paginator
authors authors_on_page authors_on_paginator
tags tags_on_page tags_on_paginator

Default extra.header_buttons value is ["site_title", "theme_button", "search_button", "translations_button"]. You can replace site_title with home_button if you want.

[extra]
# Enable KaTeX math formula support globally
math = false

# Enable Mermaid support globally 
mermaid = false

# Enable comments globally
comment = false

# Title separator
title_separator = " | "

# The top menu. See `extra.menus`
header_menu_name = "menu_name"

# header_buttons = []
# page_info = []
# disable_default_favicon = true
# disable_javascript = false

Style config

key type default value
extra.style.bg_color string "#f4f4f5"
extra.style.bg_dark_color string "#18181b"
extra.style.header_blur boolean false
extra.style.header_color string "#e4e4e7"
extra.style.header_dark_color string "#27272a"
[extra.style]
# The custom background color
bg_color = "#f4f4f5"

# The custom background color in dark mode
bg_dark_color = "#18181b"

# Enable header blur
header_blur = false

# The custom header color, only available when `header_blur` is false
header_color = "#e4e4e7"

# The custom header color in dark mode, only available when `header_blur` is false
header_dark_color = "#27272a"

Menus

key type
extra.menus[menu_name].menu[].url string
extra.menus[menu_name].menu[].name string
extra.menus[menu_name].menu[].names table
extra.menus[menu_name].menu[].names[lang] string
extra.menus[menu_name].menu[].names_i18n string

$BASE_URL in .url will be automatically replaced with the language specific base url. You can use names_i18n instead of names[lang], see the static/i18n.json file, set names_i18n to a common_ key.

[[extra.menus.menu_name]]
url = "$BASE_URL/projects/"
# name = "Projects"
[extra.menus.menu_name.names]
en = "Projects"
# fr = "Projects in French"

[[extra.menus.menu_name]]
url = "$BASE_URL/archive/"
# name = "Archive"
[extra.menus.menu_name.names]
en = "Archive"
# fr = "Archive in French"

[[extra.menus.menu_name]]
url = "$BASE_URL/tags/"
# name = "Tags"
[extra.menus.menu_name.names]
en = "Tags"
# fr = "Tags in French"

[[extra.menus.menu_name]]
url = "$BASE_URL/about/"
# name = "About"
[extra.menus.menu_name.names]
en = "About"
# fr = "About in French"

Profiles

key type
extra.profiles[username].avatar_url string
extra.profiles[username].avatar_alt string
extra.profiles[username].avatar_invert boolean
extra.profiles[username].name string
extra.profiles[username].bio string
extra.profiles[username].email string
extra.profiles[username].url string
extra.profiles[username].languages table
extra.profiles[username].social array of tables
extra.profiles[username].open_graph table
[extra.profiles.your_username]
# The URL of avatar
avatar_url = "icons/github.svg"

# A description of what is in the avatar
avatar_alt = ""

# Invert avatar color in dark mode
avatar_invert = false

# Profile name for all languages
name = ""

# Profile bio for all languages. Supports Markdown.
bio = ""

# Profile email
# email = ""

# Profile website
# url = ""

Profile translations

key type
extra.profiles[username].languages[lang].name string
extra.profiles[username].languages[lang].bio string
extra.profiles[username].languages[lang].url string
extra.profiles[username].languages[lang].avatar_alt string
[extra.profiles.your_username.languages.fr]
# Profile name in French
name = ""

# Profile bio in French
bio = ""

Social icons

key type
extra.profiles[username].social[].name string
extra.profiles[username].social[].url string

The name should be the file name of static/icons/*.svg or the icon name of simpleicons.org. The url supports $BASE_URL.

[[extra.profiles.your_username.social]]
name = "github"
url = "https://github.com/username"

[[extra.profiles.your_username.social]]
name = "bluesky"
url = "https://bsky.app/profile/username"

[[extra.profiles.your_username.social]]
name = "rss"
url = "$BASE_URL/atom.xml"

Open Graph

key type
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.image string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.image_alt string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.first_name string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.last_name string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.username string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.gender string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.fb_app_id string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.fb_admins array of strings
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.fediverse_creator table
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.fediverse_creator.handle string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.fediverse_creator.domain string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.fediverse_creator.url string
extra.profiles[username].open_graph.languages[lang] table

See the Open Graph protocol.

[extra.profiles.your_username.open_graph]
# The URL of social image
image = ""

# A description of what is in the social image
image_alt = ""

first_name = "Your first name"
last_name = "Your last name"
username = "Your username"
gender = "female" # or "male"

# Set if you have a Fediverse account. Example for @user@mastodon.social:
[extra.profiles.your_username.open_graph.fediverse_creator]
# Your Fediverse handle
# handle = "user"
# Your Fediverse instance
# domain = "mastodon.social"
# Your Fediverse account URL
# url = ""

# [extra.profiles.your_username.open_graph.languages.fr]
# A description in French of what is in the social image
# image_alt = ""

fb_app_id and fb_admins are only allowed in the config.author's profile. In addition, image and image_alt of the profile will be used as a fallback open graph image for all pages.

[extra.profiles.your_username.open_graph]
fb_app_id = "Your fb app ID"
fb_admins = ["YOUR_USER_ID"]
# image = ""
# image_alt = ""

The page footer

key type
extra.footer.since number
extra.footer.copyright string
extra.footer.license_url string
extra.footer.privacy_policy_url string
extra.footer.terms_of_service_url string
extra.footer.search_page_url string

Currently privacy_policy_url, terms_of_service_url, and search_page_url are not shown.

$BASE_URL is supported in the _url options.

Option copyright supports Markdown and:

  • $BASE_URL
  • $YEAR (uses since)
  • $LICENSE_URL (uses license_url)
[extra.footer]
# Replace with the correct year
since = 2024
# Replace with the url of the license you want
license_url = "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed"
# Replace `Your Name` with your name and `CC BY-SA 4.0` with the name of the license you want
copyright = "© $YEAR Your Name | [CC BY-SA 4.0]($LICENSE_URL)"
# privacy_policy_url = "$BASE_URL/privacy-policy/"
# terms_of_service_url = "$BASE_URL/terms-of-service/"
# search_page_url = "$BASE_URL/search/"

Language specific options

key type default value
extra.languages[lang].locale string
extra.languages[lang].date_format string %F
extra.languages[lang].date_format_archive string %m-%d
extra.languages[lang].header_menu_name string
extra.languages[lang].header_buttons array of strings
extra.languages[lang].art_x_lang string
extra.languages[lang].taxonomy_list_description string
extra.languages[lang].taxonomy_single_description string

For date format, see chrono docs.

[extra.languages.en]
locale = "en_US"
date_format = "%x"
date_format_archive = "%m-%d"

[extra.languages.fr]
locale = "fr_FR"
date_format = "%x"
date_format_archive = "%m-%d"

Taxonomy/term description

Taxonomy pages do not have a description by default. Optionally you can set a generic description. $NAME will be automatically replaced.

[extra.languages.en]
taxonomy_list_description = "A map of all $NAME on this site. Start exploring!"
taxonomy_single_description = "Browse articles related to $NAME. Start exploring!"

Web analytics

GoatCounter

key type
extra.goatcounter.endpoint string
extra.goatcounter.src string
extra.goatcounter.noscript_prefix string

Set only if you use GoatCounter.

To enable pixel, set noscript_prefix to an empty string. If your base_url includes a subpath, set noscript_prefix to the subpath without a trailing slash.

[extra.goatcounter]
endpoint = "https://MYCODE.goatcounter.com/count"
src = "//gc.zgo.at/count.js"

Vercel Analytics

key type
extra.vercel_analytics.src string

Set only if you use Vercel Web Analytics.

[extra.vercel_analytics]
src = "/_vercel/insights/script.js"

Prevent tracking own pageviews

Open a page of your site, adding #disable-analytics to the page address. Do this once for each browser and device. For example, open http://127.0.0.1:1111/#disable-analytics.

Comments

key type default value
extra.giscus.repo string
extra.giscus.repo_id string
extra.giscus.category string
extra.giscus.category_id string
extra.giscus.mapping string pathname
extra.giscus.strict number 1
extra.giscus.reactions_enabled number 0
extra.giscus.emit_metadata number 0
extra.giscus.input_position string top
extra.giscus.theme string light
extra.giscus.lang string en
extra.giscus.loading string lazy

See giscus.app. Only available when extra.comment in the frontmatter or extra.comment in the config is set to true.

[extra.giscus]
repo = ""
repo_id = ""
category = ""
category_id = ""
mapping = "pathname"
strict = 1
reactions_enabled = 0
emit_metadata = 0
input_position = "top"
theme = "light"
lang = "en"
loading = "lazy"

License

See the MIT License file.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome on Codeberg and Github. Open bug reports and feature requests on Codeberg.

Sites using Linkita

If you use Linkita, feel free to create a pull request to add your site to this list.

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