A Hugo theme component providing a shortcode: notice to display nice notices, and supporting dark mode.

Several sets of icons are provided too: make your choice second your taste!

Four notice types are provided: warning, info, note and tip.

This component comes with localization in 18 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Polish, Finnish, Korean, Vietnamese, Swahili, Japanese, Chinese (Taiwan) and Swedish.

Other languages welcome! Send your pull request.

1. Initialize your existing site as hugo module

   hugo mod init github.com/USERNAME/REPO

2. Add the hugo-notice as a hugo module to be able to get upstream changes later

   hugo mod get github.com/martignoni/hugo-notice

3. In your site's or theme's configuration file hugo.yaml or hugo.toml, add a new module section and define both hugo-notice and your currently used theme as modules to be imported.

   Example, with hugo.yaml:

   module:
     imports:
       - path: github.com/martignoni/hugo-notice
       - path: my-theme

   or, with hugo.toml,

   [module]
     [[module.imports]]
       path = "github.com/martignoni/hugo-notice"
     [[module.imports]]
       path = "my-theme"

1. Add the hugo-notice as a submodule to be able to get upstream changes later git submodule add https://github.com/martignoni/hugo-notice.git themes/hugo-notice

2. Add hugo-notice as the left-most element of the theme list variable in your site's or theme's configuration file hugo.yaml or hugo.toml.

   Example, with hugo.yaml:

   theme: ["hugo-notice", "my-theme"]

   or, with hugo.toml,

   theme = ["hugo-notice", "my-theme"]

In your site, use the shortcode, this way:

{{< notice warning >}}
This is a warning notice. Be warned!
{{< /notice >}}

or

{{< notice tip >}}
This is a very good tip.
{{< /notice >}}

We recommend that you use the standard prefers-color-scheme CSS media feature to detect if a user has requested light or dark color themes. In this case, dark mode will work automatically. The prefers-color-scheme media feature is fully supported by all modern browsers.

Another way to make it work is to inject (e.g. via Javascript) the class dark into the body element of your pages when dark mode is needed.

Just copy the icons from one of the subfolders of folder icons/ into folder icons/.

Any solid SVG icons can be used. If you want to contribute your open licensed icons, your pull request is welcome.

Copyright © 2019 onwards, Nicolas Martignoni [email protected].

Thanks to

• Geraldo Ribeiro for the Portuguese localization.
• thatrocketx for the Italian localization.
• casaqori for the Spanish localization.
• 理头张 for the Chinese localization.
• Алексей Корнеев for the Russian localization.
• Ahmad Al Maaz for the Turkish and Arabic localizations.
• Rafal S. for the Polish localization.
• Oskari J. Manninen for the Finnish localization.
• Haseop Lee for the Korean localization.
• Bùi Nguyễn Hoàng Thọ for the Vietnamese localization.
• callaloo for the Swahili localization.
• kevinzch for the Japanese and Chinese (Taiwan) localizations.
• mcfrojd for the Swedish localization.

Thanks to

• Gary Tai for raising a nasty spacing bug.
• Dephilia for suggesting and implementing dark mode.
• RoneoOrg for implementing default notice type.
• Andreas Deininger for installation as a Hugo module How To.
• rea1shane for suggesting and implementing a few useful features.