StrapDown.js/themes

Themes for StrapDown.js

Mature theme

(these are great!)

• bootstrap: bootstrap.min.css is the base theme, shared and used with all the others, along with bootstrap-responsive.min.css;

• united: united.css | united.min.css is the default theme;

• paper: paper.css | paper.min.css;

• lumen: lumen.css | lumen.min.css;

• cyborg: cyborg.min.css;

• simplex: simplex.css | simplex.min.css;

• readable: readable.css | readable.min.css;

• darkly: darkly.css | darkly.min.css;

Unfinished themes

(sorry)

• slate: slate.css | slate.min.css;
• cosmo: cosmo.css | cosmo.min.css;
• superhero: superhero.css | superhero.min.css;
• sandstone: sandstone.css | sandstone.min.css;
• yeti: yeti.css | yeti.min.css;
• flatly: flatly.css | flatly.min.css;
• spacelab: spacelab.css | spacelab.min.css;
• cerulean: cerulean.css | cerulean.min.css;
• journal: journal.css | journal.min.css.

They all work, but are unfinished, they are not yet well integrated with the tweaks I did on the main themes. You can use them, of course, but I won't conclude them, I don't have time for this now.

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See also

On GitHub

StrapDown.js on GitHub, and its demo page on naereen.github.io/;

On Bitbucket

StrapDown.js on Bitbucket, and its demo page on lbesson.bitbucket.org/.

Author | Maintainer

Lilian Besson (Naereen).

License?

This project is released under the MIT license, for more details, take a look at the LICENSE file in the source.