# LucentLink A clean, customizable, and responsive Linktree-style landing page built using HTML, Tailwind CSS, and Font Awesome. Easily manage your profile, social links, messaging guidelines, About section, and link cards directly from Markdown front matter. ## Live Preview [LucentLink](https://cx48.github.io/LucentLink-Hugo") can be deployed for free using Vercel or GitHub Pages ![LucentLink Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cx48/LucentLink-Hugo/refs/heads/main/static/images/screenshot.png) ## Features - **Profile Section**: Display a profile image, name, description, and social icons. - **Messaging Etiquette**: Optional section to share guidelines on how to contact you. - **About Section**: Optional section to highlight professional background, current focus, and personal interests. - **Link Cards**: Styled link cards with icons, titles, and descriptions. - **Tailwind CSS**: Uses Tailwind utility classes for styling. - **Font Awesome**: Include any Font Awesome icon for links and social icons. - **Modular Partials**: All HTML markup is in Hugo partials for easy customization. ## Getting Started ### Prerequisites - [Hugo (Extended)](https://gohugo.io/getting-started/installation/) - Git (To track changes) ### Quick Setup 1. Create a new Hugo site (if you haven’t already) ``` hugo new site my-site cd my-site ``` 2. Clone this repo into your Hugo site’s themes folder ``` git clone https://github.com/cx48/LucentLink-Hugo.git themes/LucentLink-Hugo ``` 3. Enable the theme in your new site’s `config.toml`. If `config.toml` doesn't exists, then edit `hugo.toml` by adding the following code. ``` baseURL = "https://yourdomain.com/" languageCode = "en-us" title = "LucentLink" theme = "LucentLink-Hugo" minVersion = "0.115.0" [params] description = "A clean, customizable, and responsive Linktree-style landing page built using HTML, Tailwind CSS, and Font Awesome." googleAnalytics = "" # your GA ID, if any [outputs] home = ["HTML"] ``` 4. Copy or edit `content/_index.md`—that’s the only file you ever need to touch. 5. Run the dev server ``` hugo server -D ``` ## Configuration All content is driven by front matter in `content/_index.md`: ```yaml title: "LucentLink" profileImage: "images/img.jpg" name: "Your Name" description: "Your tagline or role" socials: - url: "https://twitter.com/you" icon: "fab fa-twitter" # ... messaging: title: "Messaging Etiquette" items: - icon: "fas fa-check-circle" color: "text-green-400" text: "Your guideline here." # ... about: title: "About Me" sections: - heading: "Professional Background" content: "Your background text." # ... links: - href: "https://github.com/you" icon: "fab fa-github" title: "GitHub" description: "Explore my projects" # ... ``` - **Add/Remove Sections**: Simply remove or comment out `messaging:` or `about:` blocks to toggle those sections. - **Add Links**: Append to the `links:` array. - **Add Socials**: Append to the `socials:` array. ## Partials - `layouts/partials/profile.html` - `layouts/partials/messaging.html` - `layouts/partials/about.html` - `layouts/partials/link-card.html` You can override any partial by copying it into your project’s `layouts/partials/` folder and editing. ## Development Run Hugo’s development server: ```bash hugo server -D ``` Navigate to [http://localhost:1313](http://localhost:1313) to preview changes live. ## Deployment ### Vercel 1. Push your repo to GitHub. 2. Sign in to [Vercel](https://vercel.com/) and import the project. 3. Set the **Framework Preset** to **Hugo**. 4. Use the build command: ```bash hugo --gc --minify ``` 5. Output directory: `public` 6. Deploy and visit your Vercel URL. ### GitHub Pages 1. In `config.toml`, set: ```toml baseURL = "https://.github.io//" publishDir = "public" ``` 2. Build the site: ```bash hugo --gc --minify ``` 3. Push the `public/` folder to the `gh-pages` branch: ```bash git subtree push --prefix public origin gh-pages ``` ## Customization - **CSS**: Update Tailwind config or your custom CSS in `assets/css` or `static/css`. - **Icons**: Change any Font Awesome icon class in front matter. - **Templates**: Edit partials or create new ones in `layouts/partials/`. ## Contributing 1. Fork this repo. 2. Create a feature branch: `git checkout -b feature/my-change` 3. Commit your changes: `git commit -m "feat: add new ..." 4. Push to branch: `git push origin feature/my-change` 5. Open a Pull Request. ## License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.