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A simple and elegant Jekyll theme for an academic personal homepage. The compiled HTML files are available in the html_source_file folder. If you don't like Jekyll, you may directly edit and use the HTML version.

PaperMod is a fast, minimal-yet-featureful theme for the Hugo static site generator, aimed at blogs, documentation sites, and personal pages. It focuses on clean typography, responsive layouts, and sensible defaults, while exposing a large set of front-matter and config options. Built-in features include dark/light modes, archive and taxonomy views, reading-time indicators, breadcrumbs, and an optional profile/landing layout. Client-side search, code highlighting, social links, and comment...

...GitHub Pages doesn't support custom Jekyll plug-ins, is this plug-in whitelisted? This is all written in Liquid so need for any whitelisting. Worried about how weird or ugly a plug-in's CSS may be? These projects only generate semantically sane HTML for you to style. No need to worry about learning Ruby to edit a plug-in or getting your edits approved. It’s all Liquid, just change whatever HTML you want generated.

...The code blocks are compartmentalized so they may be used, removed, combined, and nested to build an email. Each template contains code comments and has good support among popular email clients. Cerberus is a small collection layout patterns for HTML email. The code is meant to be edited, adapted, and built upon. The code is compartmentalized and annotated in an effort to explain what’s happening so you can add, edit, and remove code with some confidence. This has been tested in all “popular” email clients, but not every email client out there. Good for simple layouts such as transactional and single-column emails.