You need Jekyll and Ruby to run this locally:
To install dependencies:
bundle install
To run locally:
bundle exec jekyll serve
- Remove Icomoon stuff
Forked from: melangue/dactl
- IcoMoon.io
- Normalize.css - Nicolas Gallagher
- Theme switcher - Fernando Paredes
- Barefoot - Philip Gruneich
- The Noun Project - Icon used as dactl's logo - Artem Kovyazin, icon used as 'avatar' in About Drishya
Inspiration and bits of things listed below are present inside dactl's code:
- Daktilo - dactl is based on Daktilo and inherits it's one-column layout.
- Hydejack - I've learned a lot about Jekyll when I took apart @qwtel's excellent fork of Hyde theme. I embraced his more partials = everything is easier to edit policy. Hydejack theme gave me an idea on how to create hero images liquid scripting, loading google fonts and using rem's/em's and more.
- Minimal Mistakes - This guy makes awesome themes and writes a lot about Jekyll and it's more obscure use cases on his blog, Made Mistakes. Looking through his theme's code - Minimal Mistakes in particular - gave me lot of information about how to build a robust theme and how to make it configurable within
_config.yml - Trophy - Link border slide animation SASS mixin which I slightly modified to be able to easily change the direction of the animation.
- Various blog posts about Jekyll and Stackoverflow posts with useful Liquid snippets.
All parts of dactl Jekyll theme are free to use and abuse under the open-source MIT license.