Templates
Hastie uses Jinja2 templates, for template syntax see their Template Designer Documentation.
Page Variables
The following variables are made available to each page template:
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| page | Current page object |
| page.title | Title for page |
| page.date | Date for page |
| page.content | HTML content for page |
| page.category | Category for page |
| page.url | Permalink for page |
| pages | List of all pages in same category |
| site | site data object |
Category Variables
The following variables are made available to each category page (index.md):
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| page | Current category page |
| page.title | Title for page |
| page.date | Date for page |
| page.content | HTML content for page |
| page.category | Category for page |
| page.url | Permalink for page |
| pages | List of all pages in category |
| site | site data object |
Static Directory
If a directory named static exists in the templates direcotry, Hastie will
copy its contents as-is to the root of the output_dir.
So the following would be copied:
templates/static/css/style.css -> output/css/style.css
templates/static/favicon.ico -> output/favicon.ico
Code Syntax Highlighting
Hastie will add CSS syntax highlighting for fenced code blocks. It uses the Pygments library and will wrap the elements in CSS classes that need to be stylized. See the StylishThemes repo for available CSS stylesheets.
Download a stylesheet and include it in your template CSS directory, also be
sure to load the CSS file in your base.html. You will likely need to change
the top level highlite class to codehilite