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Kita is a clean, elegant and simple blog theme for Zola. https://kita-zola.pages.dev

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Kita

Kita is a clean, elegant and simple blog theme for Zola.

This theme is based on Hugo theme hugo-paper with some features added.

Features

Easy to use and modify
No preset limits (This theme does not limit your content directory structure, taxonomy names, etc. Applicable to all zola sites.)
Dark mode
Responsive design
Social icons
Taxonomies support
Projects page
Archive page
Table of Content
Admonition shortcode
SEO friendly
Comments using Giscus
Mathematical notations using KaTeX
Diagrams and charts using Mermaid

The easiest way to install this theme is to clone this repository in the themes directory:

git clone https://github.com/st1020/kita.git themes/kita

Or to use it as a submodule:

git submodule add https://github.com/st1020/kita.git themes/kita

Then set kita as your theme in config.toml.

theme = "kita"

See the extra section in config.toml as a example.