- .theme-toggle svg { display: block } was beating per-class hide rules
due to higher specificity. Scope the per-class rules under
.theme-toggle .theme-toggle__sun/moon so they win.
- Remove avatar from exampleSite so the initials fallback renders, which
inherits the active palette's accent color (sakura -> pink). The static
avatar.svg was hardcoded vermilion and looked off in non-bonsai
palettes.
- README: add new params (colorTheme, themeToggle button details, schema,
jobTitle/location/email, avatarInitials/Bg) to config table; new
'Color themes' section with live gallery link
- CHANGELOG: 0.2.0 entry under Added/Changed; placeholder for v0.3
- exampleSite/hugo.toml: colorTheme = sakura for distinctive screenshot
+ jobTitle to populate Person.jobTitle in JSON-LD
Bundle of four small additions for the v0.2 release. All strictly
additive — no breaking changes; v0.1 sites upgrade without edits.
Phase 1 — Color theme presets
- Refactor static/css/bonsai.css: palette vars now scoped per
[data-bonsai-theme]; layout vars (radius/gap/pad/fonts) stay in :root
- Four palettes: bonsai (default, vermilion+washi), sakura (cherry
blossom), sumi (monochrome ink), koi (orange+cream). Light + dark
variants each, both prefers-color-scheme and manual data-theme override
- New params.colorTheme (default 'bonsai'); applied via baseof
- Themes gallery at exampleSite /themes/ shows all 4 side-by-side
Phase 2 — schema.org Person markup
- New layouts/partials/schema-person.html emits JSON-LD ProfilePage
containing a Person (built from name/bio/avatar/links + optional
jobTitle/location/email)
- mailto: and tel: links excluded from sameAs
- Suppress with params.schema = false
- Wired into head.html
Phase 3 — Theme toggle UI button
- New layouts/partials/theme-toggle-button.html (sun/moon SVGs)
- Rendered in footer when params.themeToggle = true
- aria-pressed reflects current state; updated theme-toggle.js to
sync on click and on first paint
- Sun shown in dark mode, moon in light (button shows target state)
- exampleSite enables the toggle by default for demo
Phase 4 — Avatar initials fallback
- New layouts/partials/avatar.html: img if params.avatar set,
inline SVG circle with initials otherwise
- Initials auto-derived from params.name (first letter of up to 2
words, uppercased); override with params.avatarInitials
- Background overrideable with params.avatarBg; defaults to accent
- bio-card.html simplified to delegate to the partial
Headless renderers and many systems lack Japanese fonts to render the
kanji glyph used previously. T is universally available and reads as
a Tien-Nguyen demo monogram.
Hugo's relURL/absURL on a leading-slash path treats it as root-absolute
and skips the baseURL subpath. Strip the prefix first so user-supplied
paths like '/images/avatar.svg' resolve correctly under
https://*.github.io/<repo>/.
relURL leaves leading-slash paths untouched, breaking sites served
from a subpath like https://*.github.io/bonsai/. absURL prepends the
full baseURL (including subpath) and works in both root and subpath
deployments. Affects: avatar img, favicon link, css link, theme-toggle
script.
avatar.svg: vermilion circle with kanji 盆 (bon, from 盆栽) in
washi-paper text. exampleSite/hugo.toml updated to reference it.
images/screenshot.png and images/tn.png recaptured against the demo
now showing all 6 working brand+ui icons.
Simple Icons ships SVGs with viewBox only — no explicit width/height —
so inline SVG rendered at 0x0 inside the link button flex container.
Add `.link__icon svg { width:20px; height:20px; fill:currentColor }` to
size all icons consistently. Lucide stroke-only icons opt out of the
fill via attribute selector.
- README: add badges (build/license/Hugo), live-demo callouts, full
configuration parameter table, expanded features list
- CONTRIBUTING.md: dev setup, icon-add workflow, PR/style guidelines
- CHANGELOG.md: Keep-a-Changelog format with v0.1.0 + v0.0.1 entries
- theme.toml: point demosite at live GitHub Pages URL
- build.yml: hugo extended 0.154.0, runs on PR + main push, uploads
exampleSite artifact for inspection
- deploy.yml: deploys exampleSite to GitHub Pages on main push using
actions/configure-pages + actions/deploy-pages (modern flow, no
gh-pages branch)
- dependabot.yml: weekly action version updates
One-time manual: enable Pages in repo settings (Source = GitHub Actions)
before deploy.yml will succeed.
Minimalist Hugo theme for link-in-bio pages, inspired by Linktree
and Japanese bonsai aesthetics.
- Single-page bio with avatar, tagline, bio, and links
- Data-driven via [params] in hugo.toml — no content files needed
- Light/dark mode via prefers-color-scheme + optional toggle
- Inline SVG icon set (github, globe, mail, twitter, linkedin, etc)
- Zero JS by default; opt-in theme toggle script
- exampleSite for local development
Replace the custom Node.js builder with Hugo and the bonsai theme
(added as a submodule at themes/bonsai). Site content moves from
config.yaml into [params] in hugo.toml. CI switched to Hugo Extended
0.154.0 build; daily cron dropped (no API decoration to refresh).
Avatar imported from miti99 project.
The deploy workflow now self-enables Pages via configure-pages@v5
with enablement: true, so the manual Settings -> Pages flip is no
longer required. Mention the workflow-permissions prerequisite
instead.
First-run failed because the repository had no Pages site yet and
configure-pages@v5 defaults to enablement: false. Setting it to true
lets the action create the Pages site on first deploy and removes the
manual Settings -> Pages UI step.
Captures the analysis behind the linkyee-inspired implementation: source
anatomy, dependency matrix, decision matrix (stack, plugins, theme, icons,
deploy), and four phase files used to drive the build.
Single-page link-in-bio site at config.yaml -> build.js -> _site/index.html.
Links flagged with `repo: owner/name` get live star count and last-commit
age decoration from the GitHub REST API at build time.
Stack: vanilla HTML/CSS output, Node 20 build script (sole dep: js-yaml).
Deploy: GitHub Actions Pages artifact, daily cron + push triggers.
Architecture inspired by linkyee (MIT); no source code copied. See NOTICE.
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