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title: "Blue/Green"
github: https://github.com/bjkawecki/Jekyll-Theme-Bluegreen
demo: https://bjkawecki.github.io/jekyll-theme-bluegreen/
author: Björn Kawecki
date: 2025-01-03
ssg:
- Jekyll
cms:
- No CMS
css:
- Tailwind
archetype:
- Blog
- Portfolio
description: Simple Jekyll theme with tailwind (light/dark mode). Use it a personal website with a blog and to show of your projects.
---

# Blue/green theme for Jekyll

## Features

- Tailwind v3
- Clean layout
- Light/dark theme toggle
- Blog page with pagination
- Projects page with pagination
- Other pages: about, 404
- Several layouts

## Install

1. Install `package.json` with your preferred node package manager
2. Make sure that you installed ruby and bundler
3. Use the scripts in `package.json` to build start and watch your development application
4. Install the gems: `bundle install`
5. Use the scripts in `package.json` to build or serve your development application

## Customize

- Paste your preffered woff2 font file in `/assets/fonts/` and change the refernce in `/_includes/head.html`
- Edit your Tailwind color palettes in `tailwind.config.js`
- Personalize the values for name, email, description, etc. in `_config.yml`