
* refactor(navbar): add hextra prefix to navbar and hamburger menu classes - Updated CSS class names from `nav-container` to `hextra-nav-container` and `hamburger-menu` to `hextra-hamburger-menu` for improved clarity and consistency across the project. - Adjusted related JavaScript and documentation to reflect the new class names. * refactor(search): update class names for search components - Renamed CSS classes from `search-wrapper`, `search-input`, `active`, `no-result`, `prefix`, `excerpt`, and `match` to `hextra-search-wrapper`, `hextra-search-input`, `hextra-search-active`, `hextra-search-no-result`, `hextra-search-prefix`, `hextra-search-excerpt`, and `hextra-search-match` for improved clarity and consistency. - Updated JavaScript selectors to match the new class names, ensuring functionality remains intact. - Adjusted HTML structure to reflect the new class naming convention. * refactor(search): update search component class names for consistency - Renamed existing search-related CSS classes to include the `hextra` prefix for improved clarity and consistency. - Added optional nested classes for enhanced customization of the search UI, including titles, active states, and result snippets. - Removed outdated breadcrumb section as no specific class is available. * refactor(sidebar): rename sidebar classes for consistency - Updated CSS and JavaScript to replace `sidebar-container` with `hextra-sidebar-container` and `sidebar-active-item` with `hextra-sidebar-active-item` for improved clarity and consistency across the project. - Adjusted related documentation to reflect the new class names. * refactor(language & theme): update class names for consistency - Renamed language switcher and theme toggle classes to include the `hextra` prefix for improved clarity and consistency across the project. - Updated related JavaScript selectors and documentation to reflect the new class names. * refactor(css & html): rename classes for consistency and clarity - Updated various CSS class names to include the `hextra` prefix, enhancing consistency across the project. This includes renaming classes such as `content` to `hextra-content`, `filename` to `hextra-code-filename`, and `steps` to `hextra-steps`. - Adjusted related HTML and JavaScript to reflect the new class names, ensuring functionality and styling remain intact. - Updated documentation to include the new class names for better clarity. * refactor(language): update class names for language options - Renamed the `language-options` class to `hextra-language-options` for consistency with the existing `hextra` prefix convention. - Updated the corresponding HTML to reflect the new class name, ensuring clarity and uniformity across the project. * refactor(css & html): rename classes for consistency and clarity - Renamed CSS classes to include the `hextra` prefix, such as changing `subheading-anchor` to `hextra-subheading-anchor` and `footnotes` to `hextra-footnotes`, enhancing consistency across the project. - Updated related HTML and documentation to reflect the new class names, ensuring clarity and uniformity. * feat(typography): add styling for horizontal lines - Introduced new styles for horizontal lines to enhance visual separation in content. The styles apply margin and border color adjustments, ensuring consistency with the overall design. * feat(blog): add draft release announcement for Hextra v0.10.0 - Created a new markdown file for the draft release announcement of Hextra v0.10.0, including upgrade instructions and author details. - The announcement is currently marked as a draft and may be updated before the official release. * refactor(css & html): rename `hextra-content` class to `content` for consistency - Updated the `hextra-content` class to simply `content` across various HTML files and CSS, enhancing clarity and consistency in the codebase. - Adjusted the `package.json` script for the development server to include the `-F` flag for better functionality. * refactor(typography & markdown): enhance table styling and markdown syntax - Updated CSS for tables to improve styling, including adjustments to margins, borders, and text properties for better readability. - Revised markdown documentation to standardize table formatting and improve clarity, including consistent syntax for headers and lists. - Enhanced examples in the documentation to reflect the updated styling and ensure accurate representation of output. * fix(blog): update text color for improved accessibility - Modified the text color in the blog single layout to enhance readability in dark mode by adding a dark text color class. - Ensured consistency in styling for better user experience across different themes. * docs(blog): update draft release announcement for Hextra v0.10.0 - Revised the "What's New" section to include a TODO placeholder for future updates. - Added a comprehensive migration guide detailing the CSS class prefix changes to enhance consistency and avoid conflicts. - Updated the announcement to reflect the new class naming conventions for various components. * chore: rebuild css
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Customizing Hextra | Customization |
Hextra offers some default customization options in the hugo.yaml
config file to configure the theme.
This page describes the available options and how to customize the theme further.
Custom CSS
To add custom CSS, we need to create a file assets/css/custom.css
in our site. Hextra will automatically load this file.
Font Family
The font family of the content can be customized using:
.content {
font-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
}
Inline Code Element
The color of text mixed with other text
can customized with:
.content code:not(.code-block code) {
color: #c97c2e;
}
Primary Color
The primary color of the theme can be customized by setting the --primary-hue
, --primary-saturation
and --primary-lightness
variables:
:root {
--primary-hue: 100deg;
--primary-saturation: 90%;
--primary-lightness: 50%;
}
Component Layout Variables
Hextra provides CSS variables to customize the width of pages, navbar, and footer:
:root {
/* Page width - also configurable via hugo.yaml params.page.width */
--hextra-max-page-width: 80rem; /* default: 80rem (normal), 90rem (wide), 100% (full) */
/* Navbar width - also configurable via hugo.yaml params.navbar.width */
--hextra-max-navbar-width: 90rem; /* independent navbar width */
/* Footer width - also configurable via hugo.yaml params.footer.width */
--hextra-max-footer-width: 80rem; /* independent footer width */
}
Further Theme Customization
The theme can be further customized by overriding the default styles via the exposed css classes. An example for customizing the footer element:
.hextra-footer {
/* Styles will be applied to the footer element */
}
.hextra-footer:is(html[class~="dark"] *) {
/* Styles will be applied to the footer element in dark mode */
}
The following classes can be used to customize various parts of the theme.
General
hextra-scrollbar
- The scrollbar elementcontent
- Page content container
Shortcodes
Badge
hextra-badge
- The badge element
Card
hextra-card
- The card elementhextra-card-image
- The card image elementhextra-card-icon
- The card icon elementhextra-card-subtitle
- The card subtitle element
Cards
hextra-cards
- The cards grid container
Jupyter Notebook
hextra-jupyter-code-cell
- The Jupyter code cell containerhextra-jupyter-code-cell-outputs-container
- The Jupyter code cell outputs containerhextra-jupyter-code-cell-outputs
- The Jupyter code cell output div element
hextra-pdf
- The PDF container element
Steps
hextra-steps
- The steps container
Tabs
hextra-tabs-panel
- The tabs panel containerhextra-tabs-toggle
- The tabs toggle button
Filetree
hextra-filetree
- The filetree container
Folder
hextra-filetree-folder
- The filetree folder container
Navbar
hextra-nav-container
- The navbar containerhextra-nav-container-blur
- The navbar container in blur elementhextra-hamburger-menu
- The hamburger menu button
Footer
hextra-footer
- The footer elementhextra-custom-footer
- The custom footer section container
Search
hextra-search-wrapper
- The search wrapper containerhextra-search-input
- The search input elementhextra-search-results
- The search results list container
Optional nested classes used within the search UI:
hextra-search-title
- The result title elementhextra-search-active
- The active result anchorhextra-search-no-result
- The empty state elementhextra-search-prefix
- The breadcrumb/prefix label for grouped resultshextra-search-excerpt
- The result snippet texthextra-search-match
- The highlighted query span
Table of Contents
hextra-toc
- The table of contents container
Sidebar
hextra-sidebar-container
- The sidebar containerhextra-sidebar-active-item
- The active item in the sidebar
Language Switcher
hextra-language-switcher
- The language switcher buttonhextra-language-options
- The language options container
Theme Toggle
hextra-theme-toggle
- The theme toggle button
Code Copy Button
hextra-code-copy-btn-container
- The code copy button containerhextra-code-copy-btn
- The code copy buttonhextra-copy-icon
- The copy icon elementhextra-success-icon
- The success icon element
Code Block
hextra-code-block
- The code block containerhextra-code-filename
- The filename element for code blocks
Feature Card
hextra-feature-card
- The feature card link element
Feature Grid
hextra-feature-grid
- The feature grid container
Syntax Highlighting
List of available syntax highlighting themes are available at Chroma Styles Gallery. The stylesheet can be generated using the command:
hugo gen chromastyles --style=github
To override the default syntax highlighting theme, we can add the generated styles to the custom CSS file.
Custom Scripts
You may add custom scripts to the end of the head for every page by adding the following file:
layouts/partials/custom/head-end.html
Custom Extra Section in Footer
You can add extra section in the footer by creating a file layouts/partials/custom/footer.html
in your site.
<!-- Your footer element here -->
The added section will be added before the copyright section in the footer. You can use HTML and Hugo template syntax to add your own content.
Hugo variables available in the footer section are: .switchesVisible
and .displayCopyright
.
Custom Layouts
The layouts of the theme can be overridden by creating a file with the same name in the layouts
directory of your site.
For example, to override the single.html
layout for docs, create a file layouts/docs/single.html
in your site.
For further information, refer to the Hugo Templates.
Further Customization
Didn't find what you were looking for? Feel free to open a discussion or make a contribution to the theme!