quilime / kitchentablecoders.github.com

The Kitchen Table Coders WebSite

• Theme Name: the_minimum
• Description: A minimumlist theme for jekyll.
• Author: Yuya Saito @ _layout
• Version: 1.5.1

About the_minimum

• Using HTML5 and CSS3 for clean semantic code

• Using Responsive web design which means design adapts screen size

• Main stylesheet(style.less) is written with LESS(You need less installed)

• Rakefile to minify css (rake juicer:css).

  If you need to optimize change master.css to master.min at _includes/system_head.html
  If you ever change anything, you have to type command rake juicer:css to rebuild minified css.
  I'm trying to figure out how to regex strings in html via rake so that you don't have to do this manually, if you know how please help me. Thanks.

  Default is NOT linking to minified CSS, you should minifiy css to reduce http requests

This theme is free but some strings are attached

• Install less: sudo gem install less
• Edit _config.yml - open the file and edit where you need
• Then you can start using it for free

How to use this?

• If you don't know how to use Jekyll go Jekyll page
• Most of things you can do with this theme is presented at _posts/001-post-example.markdown
• If you want to use image in your article, theme includes jekyll-postfiles plugin go visit the page to learn how to use it
• If you want add styles, you should edit style.less. if you need to add stylesheet then remember to put stylesheet file name in master.css
• If you need to know what is LESS then go to http://lesscss.org/
• If you have questions, you can do so at issue page

Code I didn't write

Jekyll related

• Jekyll: MIT license
• Category page generator: MIT License
• less_converter.rb: MIT License
• jekyll-postfiles: ???(Some kind of open source since it's in github)

HTML, CSS, JavaScript

• Modernizr: MIT/BSD license
• jQuery: MIT/GPL license
• Less Freamework 3: Creative Commons Attribution License
• HTML5 Boilerplate: The Unlicense (aka: public domain)