A jekyll theme built on top of default jekyll theme and inspired by Read WordPress theme.

• Responsive Layout
• Sitemap
• Atom feed
• Mailchimp Newsletter subscription
• Disqus Commenting
• Google Analytics
• Scheme.org Formatting
• Featured image for posts
• Minimal configuration

• Download zip from the latest release.
• Change values in _config.yml as required. This file is commented wherever required.
• Create a file named CNAME and your domain (example.com) as its only line if you have your own domain.
• Change the value of the url variable to your blog's URL (eg: http://githubusername.github.io).
• Uncomment and add a value to disqus variable if you want to have disqus commenting enabled.
• Uncomment and add values to ga_id and ga_domain to add Google Analytics.
• Add a Mailchimp Newsletter form submission URL to mailchimp to add a newsletter subscription form.
• There's a file projects.yml in _data directory by default. You can add title and url values to it to add a Project submenu in the top navigation. Delete this file to remove the submenu.
• Replace favicon.ico, favicon.png and sharer.png with your own images.
• Create new posts in the _posts directory. If a cover variable is present in the front matter as shown in the 2015-12-06-an-example-post file, it will be used as a cover image for that post. Its value should be absolute URL to the image.
• Now install jekyll and jekyll-paginate gems to test the site locally.
• Run jekyll serve -w in the theme's directory to run the server and goto http://127.0.0.1:4000 to check the changes.
• If everything works well, push your changes to github.