Add three free church themes for Eleventy, Jekyll, Astro and Hugo - #581
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Added a short body to each of the twelve entries — pages, how to start it, and the handful of things worth knowing — so the listing pages have something on them rather than front matter alone. No images included: I can see |
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Adds three free church website themes, each available for Eleventy, Jekyll,
Astro and Hugo — twelve entries.
They are twelve separate repositories rather than one, because each is a real
project in its own framework: an Eleventy user gets
.eleventy.js,_dataand.njklayouts, a Hugo user gets a theme withtheme.tomland an exampleSite,and so on. Listing them per-SSG follows what the directory already does for
other multi-framework sets such as the Zerostatic Serif and Atlantic themes.
Every entry has been built from a clean clone and its output checked against the
original design, so the demos and the repositories match.
Two notes on the metadata:
existing vocabulary, and Business is the closest to "an organisation's site"
as distinct from a blog, portfolio or personal site. Happy to change it if you
would rather add a new archetype or use Other.
are self-hosted and subset, so the themes make no external requests at all.
The demo links go to the theme demos, not to a business site.