kbits-theme has two settings for controlling whether to show articles’ authors.
They are useful if your site only has one author and you don’t want to slap
your name all over everything.
The settings are:
SHOW_AUTHOR = True
Whether to show articles’ authors in article metadata tables
kbits-theme lets you configure a custom favicon for your site via the
following theme settings:
FAVICON_URL
A URL pointing to an image to use as the site’s favicon. If the URL is
relative (does not begin with either http:// or https://), then
{{SITEURL}}/ is prepended to it.
kbits-theme uses Pygments’ “default” style for code syntax highlighting. Let’s
see some examples!
reStructuredText has a built-in directive for syntax highlighting, the “code”
directive. Here’s what the output of that directive looks like in
kbits-theme:
fromitertoolsimportcompressdefsubsets(xs,nonempty=False,proper=False):"""
Returns an …
You may have noticed the small, centered text at the bottom of every page on
this site. This is the site’s footer. It can be set by assigning a string
of HTML to the FOOTER_HTML Pelican setting; if FOOTER_HTML is not set,
no footer is shown.
kbits-theme has built-in support for the autopages plugin. If you use this
plugin to create a page for a category, tag, or author, the page’s contents
will be shown at the top of the article listing for that category/tag/author.
If you do not use the autopages plugin …
At the top of each article in a kbits-theme site, just underneath the article
title, kbits-theme displays a table of the article’s metadata. (Look right
above this paragraph for an example.) By default, the following fields are
shown: