Laminim — Ghost 5 Theme for Bloggers
About
Laminim is a clean, well-crafted, fully featured Ghost theme for bloggers and wordsmiths.
Why choose Laminim?
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Laminim has the features you need to make the most out of your Ghost blog, without the bloat.
- Optional comments. Add Disqus comments to your blog without touching the code.
- Social sharing. Let people share your posts with their friends using the non-irritating (and tracking-free) share buttons below each post.
- Syntax highlighting. Laminim uses Prism for syntax highlighting code in your posts.
- Elegant print styles make your words look just as good in print as they do on the web.
- Mathematics formatting powered by KaTeX, the fastest math typesetting library in the world.
- Responsive image gallery for displaying collections of photos.
- i18n international localization support makes Laminim translation-ready.
- Multi-author support lets authors collaborate on posts & and share the credit.
- Pop-up footnotes using the performant littlefoot.js library
- Full Ghost feature support. Laminim supports the whole gamut of Ghost features, including featured posts, author pages, blog + author social media links, tag pages, a custom 404 page, a customizable menu, blog logo, post thumbnails on the homepage, subscriber opt-in forms, and more.
- Flexible configuration. You can toggle each of these optional features on or off by editing a single line of code.
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Beautiful design. Thousands of little details make Laminim look great, everywhere.
- Laminim is fully responsive so it looks gorgeous on any device. People reading your blog on the tiniest phones or largest high definition screens will feel like it was designed just for them.
- Enjoy great typography out of the box, including carefully paired typefaces, drop-capitals, attractive pull quotes, and a typescale set for optimal readability.
- Optimal reading experience. Laminim’s font-size, vertical rhythm, typescale, and line-length are engineered for readability, and responsive typography makes it a pleasure to read on any device.
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Robust, performant code. Lots of themes look pretty on the surface. Laminim is beautiful under the hood, too.
- Laminim is fast. Speed affects traffic & sales, and Laminim can load in milliseconds. It scores 90+ on Google Pagespeed for both Mobile and Desktop.
- Laminim adapts to the content. Laminim’s layout is anti-fragile. It can take any format of image for the post thumbnail, and when information is missing — a post image, author bio, or even the blog’s logo — it adapts gracefully.
- All non-essential scripts and styles are loaded asynchronously or deferred so they don’t slow down the party.
- Styles and scripts are concatenated and minified to reduce bandwidth and requests.
- Valid markup. Laminim’s markup is W3C valid.
- Built with Sass for easy customization and developer happiness.
Laminim incorporates everything I learned making my previous Ghost theme, MNML (http://github.com/curiositry/mnml-ghost-theme ), and has been run in production for years. It is actively maintained, and is compatible with the latest version of Ghost.
If you have any questions about the theme or run into issues, message me here on Creative Market and I’ll be happy to help.
Reviews
2 Reviews
The theme is content focused, typographically appealing, and clear and easy to navigate. The developer is responsive and interested in the application of the theme. The code is well organized and structured if you need to look under the hood or want to make changes.
I like both the appearance of this theme and the care that went into the source files behind it.
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FAQs
- How do I enable Disqus comments?
- First, signup for a Disqus account. Then go to the code injection pane of your blog’s admin panel (http://yourblogurl.com/ghost/settings/code-injection/) and paste the following: <script> window.themeSettings = { "disqusShortname": "YOUR-DISQUS-SHORTNAME" }; </script> … replacing YOUR-DISQUS-SHORNAME with the shortname Disqus gave you when you signed up.
- How do I use mathematics on my blog?
- First, enable the KaTeX partial (if it isn’t already turned on) by opening up default.hbs and replacing the line (~36) that says: {{!> katex}} with: {{> katex}} Then, use KaTeX in any of your posts like this: $$\pi = {c \over d}$$ Or, use single delimiters for inline math, if you want to talk about raspberry $\pi$.
- How do I enable Prism syntax highlighting?
- You can add syntax highlighting to a Markdown code-block like this: ```css .container { max-width: 1000px; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; } ``` … replacing "css" with the appropriate language. (By default, Laminim includes syntax highlighting for markup, css, javascript, php, sass, bash, python, and c-like languages.) Or, you can add syntax highlighting to an HTML code block with the "language-[LANG]" class: <pre> <code class="language-javascript"> alert("Hello, world!) </code> </pre>
- How do I contact support?
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- How can I unzip product files?
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Mac: Double click the .zip file, then search for the product folder or product file.
If you continue to have trouble, check out this help article for more tips.
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