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Tema minimalista y ligero para Hugo, diseñado para blogs personales y publicaciones técnicas con enfoque en la legibilidad y la velocidad.
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The Hugo theme for Infinite Script. Migrated from a WordPress theme named Logger (https://github.com/hzxie/Logger). Rebuilt with Bootstrap 5. https://www.infinitescript.com
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Hugo theme for technical, mathematical and long-form blogs: clear typography, restrained design, fast static delivery and first-class support for maths and code, with a live demo and documentation on GitLab Pages.
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A set of modifications to the Docsy theme for various GItLab projects including the public and internal handbooks.
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Documentation for the One-Pager Chords website and GitLab project
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paperpunk is a theme for Hugo, forked from PaperMod and taken in its own direction: it stays minimal and fast, but adds visual accents inspired by cyberpunk aesthetics.
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Código fuente de la página web de Simbiótica (https://simbiotica.coop)
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A clean, responsive, and feature-rich Hugo theme designed for music artists, DJs, developers, and creators. It offers multiple layouts for different content types like news, discography, and project portfolios.
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Theme for the Hugo static website generator
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A minimal, no-JavaScript theme for the Hugo static site generator
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Forked from https://github.com/halogenica/beautifulhugo for GitLab CI. The master branch is for merging GitHub's commits. Please create PR on the dev branch.
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This repository includes hugo static site with custom theme and content for domain https://erudinsky.com
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Wolf is a Hugo theme for your project.
Forked from https://github.com/nightswinger/hugo-theme-coyote
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Archieve is a minimal, responsive, and feature-rich Hugo theme designed for various types of writing.
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Demo Repository for altheme, an open-source Hugo theme for a simple website. Built with Hugo CMS . Connected to Mattrbld CMS (as of feb 2026).
Designed by Marie Verdeil and Enora Déas.
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