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exampleSite/content/about.md

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> Hugo is one of the most popular open-source static site generators. With its amazing speed and flexibility, Hugo makes building websites fun again.
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Rusty-Typewriter is a theme for Hugo sites made by [math-queiroz](https://github.com/math-queiroz). It's intended to be simple and used for blogs, being mostly inspired by the current [Zen Browser's website](https://zen-browser.app/) in style and other Hugo themes in functionality. It was initially intended for personal use, but made public for whomever find it worth using.
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Rusty-Typewriter is a theme for Hugo sites made by [math-queiroz](https://github.com/math-queiroz). It's intended to be simple and used for blogs, being mostly inspired by the current [Zen Browser's website](https://zen-browser.app/) in style and other Hugo themes in functionality. It was initially intended for personal use but was made public for anyone who finds it worth using.
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exampleSite/content/features/dark-mode.md

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You can change the current theme between dark and light mode by using the switcher icon at the right of the navbar.
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The colors tweaked by the theme change are ideally defined in a non bundled CSS file (to optimize caching, since the theming is expected to change more than the rest) under the `:root[color-scheme^='dark/light']` selector. Should you want to ajust them, a simple stylesheet rules override should suffice. You can read about it in [customization](/features/customization).
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The colors tweaked by the theme change are ideally defined in a non bundled CSS file (to optimize caching, since the theming is expected to change more than the rest) under the `:root[color-scheme^='dark/light']` selector. Should you want to adjust them, a simple stylesheet rules override should suffice. You can read about it in [customization](/features/customization).

exampleSite/content/features/internationalization.md

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> Didn't find a value you're looking for? Check the [repository](https://github.com/math-queiroz/rusty-typewriter) for the given file (which may be updated with it), or create a new feature request!
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> **Note:** Didn't find a value you're looking for? Check the [repository](https://github.com/math-queiroz/rusty-typewriter) for the given file (which may be updated with it), or create a new feature request!

exampleSite/content/posts/configuration.md

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This page outlines the configuration options for the theme. There are plenty of settings for tweaking your site's layout and content presentation. Key features include options for controlling the side pane visibility, adjusting the number of items displayed on each list pages, and managing elements such as featured posts, recent posts, taxonomies, and related content.
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This page outlines the configuration options for the theme. There are plenty of settings for tweaking your site's layout and content presentation. Key features include options for controlling the side pane visibility, adjusting the number of items displayed on each list page, and managing elements such as featured posts, recent posts, taxonomies, and related content.
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## Global Config
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As each key name is pretty self explanatory, just add the following ones you intend to override to your site's Hugo config file.
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The following configuration options can be added to your site's Hugo config file.
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exampleSite/content/posts/getting-started.md

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This post will guide you in setting up your very own Hugo site with this theme. It covers the essentials parts: [installation](#Installation), [basic usage](#usage) and recomended [next steps](#next-steps). After setting up the basics, feel free to also take a look at other [posts](/posts)!
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This post will guide you in setting up your very own Hugo site with this theme. It covers the essential parts: [installation](#Installation), [basic usage](#usage) and recommended [next steps](#next-steps). After setting up the basics, feel free to also take a look at other [posts](/posts)!
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## Installation
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This guide is a shorter version of [Hugo's quick start](https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/) (you may even say it's a quicker start). If you face any problems or want more comprehensible content, make sure to check it out!
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This guide is a shorter version of [Hugo's quick start](https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/) (you may even say it's a quicker start). If you face any problems or want more comprehensive content, make sure to check it out!
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### Requirements
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- A basic understaing of Hugo (aka. [read the docs](https://gohugo.io/documentation/))
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- A basic understanding of Hugo (aka. [read the docs](https://gohugo.io/documentation/))
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- [Hugo CLI installed](https://gohugo.io/installation/)
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- [git installed](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git)
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exampleSite/content/posts/showcase.md

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This page focus on what you can do in terms of markdown syntax. Here you can see which and how each of the components are rendered to HTML in terms of structure and styling.
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This page focuses on what you can do in terms of markdown syntax. Here you can see which and how each of the components are rendered to HTML in terms of structure and styling.
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# The use of Headings
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Inline code looks like this: `inline-code-example`. Defined by encolosing text in backticks (`), it's encolsed in a different color and with monospaced font.
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Inline code looks like this: `inline-code-example`. Defined by enclosing text in backticks (`), it's enclosed in a different color and with monospaced font.
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Code blocks supports syntax highlighting for plenty of languages.
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Code blocks support syntax highlighting for plenty of languages.
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Media like images may be inserted as with the syntax `![alt](/images/file.png)`
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Media like images may be inserted using the syntax `![alt](/images/file.png)`
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Here you can search for indexable pages, like posts and alike. There's also support for URL param "q" which then auto searches upon page load event!
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Here you can search for indexable pages, like posts and alike. There's also support for URL param "q" which then auto searches upon page load event.
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{{< search >}}

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