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I use Publii for a blog and enjoy it. I wanted actively developed static site generation with some reasonable template/theme options, and I didn't care about mu

by loteck 4y ago

I use Publii for a blog and enjoy it. I wanted actively developed static site generation with some reasonable template/theme options, and I didn't care about multi-user or team collaboration. I achieved multi-device sync via storing Publii in a cloud location. I looked into developing a theme using their theme system and it seemed unattainable for anyone who doesn't have significant time to invest in understanding the guts of Publii.

indigodaddy 4y ago
Does Publii still not officially support git versioning? If it did I probably would have played with it..
- troymc 4y ago
  I don't think Publii is aimed at people who know what git is. Those people already have lots of great options.
  - toyg 4y ago
    It doesn't have to be git as much as just some form of versioning. Everybody loves versioning, they don't have to care about what powers it.
- marc_io 4y ago
  You can create a regular Publii-independent Github repository to hold locally generated versions of your site. This repository can then be automatically synced to the live site via Cloudflare Pages. This option even allows using a private repository. https://getpublii.com/docs/configure-cloudflare-pages-with-publii.html https://getpublii.com/docs/configure-cloudflare-pages-with-p...
newusertoday 4y ago
do you know if tailwind can be used in it?
- marc_io 4y ago
  It can. You can use whatever CSS framework or library to create themes.