Themes
Xiang Yun
**Xiang Yun**, meaning "Auspicious Cloud," is a harmonious and elegant theme for showcasing MDFriday-supported themes, offering clear previews and inspiring customization options.
- Author: MDFriday
- GitHub Stars: 0
- Updated: 2024-11-29
- License: MIT
- Tags: Gallery Light Mdfriday Responsive
Xiang Yun, meaning “Auspicious Cloud,” is a theme designed to showcase all the themes supported by MDFriday.
It embodies a sense of harmony and elegance, making it perfect for displaying theme variations with clarity and style.
From simple previews to in-depth examples, this theme caters to MDFriday users looking for inspiration and customization.
Features
- A unified showcase of all MDFriday-supported themes
- Elegant and minimal design inspired by auspicious clouds
- Responsive and mobile-friendly layout
- Configurable theme sections and navigation
- Optimized for quick theme previews and user exploration
Requirements
- Hugo 0.112.7 or higher
- Go Modules enabled
Installation
Install as Hugo Module
The recommended way to install Xiang Yun is via Hugo Modules.
Step 1: Initialize Hugo Modules
If you haven’t already, initialize Hugo modules in your project:
hugo mod init github.com/your/repo
Step 2: Update config.toml
Add the theme as a module in your configuration file:
[module]
[[module.imports]]
path = "github.com/mdfriday/theme-xiang-yun"
Step 3: Load and Run
Download the module and run your site:
hugo mod get -u
hugo server --minify
Versioning
This theme follows a simple incremental versioning. e.g. v1
, v2
and so on. There might be breaking changes between versions.
To ensure stability, use a released version tag. For the latest features and updates, use the main
branch.
Contributing
Acknowledgements
Contributions are encouraged and highly appreciated.
Goals for contributions include:
- Enhancing customization options
- Maintaining simplicity and readability
- Supporting diverse MDFriday themes seamlessly
- Minimizing dependencies on external libraries
Report issues or suggest improvements via GitHub Issues.
Pull requests are always welcome!