I just start a new fresh blog using Pelican. Sometimes choosing a theme for a new site is something difficult that takes time.

In the Pelican theme gallery, I couldn't find anything that I really liked to feet all my needs. So in the first time of the history, I choose to create my own theme. I never did this before.

Creating a theme for Pelican is quite easy, unlike Wordpress. You can take a look in the Source Code of Flex.

But how Flex looks like? Well, you can see this screenshot, but you already know how it looks like, you're looking at it. :D

I really care about SEO and integrations with Facebook, Google Plus and other social networks, so this theme offers some features:

• Mobile First
• Responsive
• Semantic
• SEO Best Practices
• Open Graph
• Rich Snippets (JSON-LD)

Maybe these features are not fully optimized, but I'll improve.

Flex also offers integrations with multiple services.

Tip:

You can easyly integrate with:

• AddThis
• Disqus
• Google Analytics
• Google Tag Manager
• StatusCake

Flex is a theme built by a developer for developers, but of course, you can use for any purpose. In this scenario, Flex is able to create good styles for coding, outputs and samples.

If you need to show some program output you can use samp tag to look like this:

Done: Processed 4 articles, 0 drafts, 2 pages and 0 hidden pages in 0.22 seconds.

Or if you want multiple lines:

total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 5866 4674 1192 386 0 2404 -/+ buffers/cache: 2269 3596 Swap: 20480 1267 19213

If you like to share code snippets, you can take advantage of Pygments syntax highlighting:

// Foo
var bar = 0;

class Foo(object):
    def __init__(self, bar)
        self.bar = bar

ls *.jpg | xargs -n1 -i cp {} /external-hard-drive/directory

Note: The code block looks like GitHub’s colors.

You can add tables too:

and how heading looks like?

This is heading 1

This is heading 2

This is heading 3

This is heading 4

This is heading 5

This is heading 6

This examples are in Markdown. I'm not sure how it will look using reStructuredText. Keep in mind that Markdown allows you to add HTML tags. If you can create the same HTML syntax produced by Markdown using reStructuredText it will work.

You can take a look in the source code of this page to know how to create rich examples.

Flex is my first attempt creating themes and there's no IE testing yet. You can check the sources here.

As soon as possible I will add this project to Pelican gallery.

Drop a comment if you like this theme, or open an issue if you need a feature or found a bug.