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Duckquill offers some configuration options to make it fit you better; most options have pretty descriptive comments, so it should be easy to understand what they do. Duckquill offers some configuration options to make it fit you better; most options have pretty descriptive comments, so it should be easy to understand what they do.
### Custom stylesheets ### Custom Stylesheets
You can add your own or override existing styles by creating custom stylesheet and adding it in the `config.toml`: You can add your own or override existing styles by creating custom stylesheet and adding it in the `config.toml`:
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@use "../themes/duckquill/sass/NEEDED_FILE.scss"; @use "../themes/duckquill/sass/NEEDED_FILE.scss";
``` ```
### Primary color ### Primary Color
Duckquill respects chosen primary color everywhere, simply change the primary color in `config.toml`: Duckquill respects chosen primary color everywhere, simply change the primary color in `config.toml`:
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primary_color_alpha = "COLOR_CODE" primary_color_alpha = "COLOR_CODE"
``` ```
## Test pages ## Test Pages
- [Demo page](@/demo/index.md) - [Demo page](@/demo/index.md)
- [Cake Party!](@/demo/page.md) - [Cake Party!](@/demo/page.md)
- [ActivityPub/​Fediverse comments demo](@/demo/comments.md) - [ActivityPub/​Fediverse comments demo](@/demo/comments.md)
- [Code block demo (needs Zola v0.18.0 and higher)](@/demo/code.md) - [Code block demo (needs Zola v0.18.0 and higher)](@/demo/code.md)
## Sites that use Duckquill ## In the Wild
<details> <details>
<summary>It starts to get long, so click to expand.</summary> <summary>It starts to get long, so click to expand.</summary>
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</details> </details>
## Sites that mention Duckquill in credits ## In Credits
- [andreatitolo.com](https://www.andreatitolo.com/credits) - [andreatitolo.com](https://www.andreatitolo.com/credits)
- [aplos.gxbs.me](https://aplos.gxbs.me) - [aplos.gxbs.me](https://aplos.gxbs.me)
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- [oomfie.town](https://oomfie.town/credits) - [oomfie.town](https://oomfie.town/credits)
- [veeronniecaw.space](https://veeronniecaw.space) - [veeronniecaw.space](https://veeronniecaw.space)
## Assets Sources
All sources for Duckquill's assets are available [here](https://codeberg.org/daudix/archive/src/branch/main/duckquill/src) and licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The reason for not putting the sources in the same repo as Duckquill itself is simple: I want it to be as small as possible, so that repo cloning is fast and doesn't make the site significantly heavier; this is also why the demo uses remote images instead of local copies.
## Credits ## Credits
- [Quill image used in the metadata card](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:3quills.jpg) - [Quill image used in the metadata card](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:3quills.jpg)
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> As for code formatter I use built-in VSCodium one, Prettier is good but I don't like how it tries to make code fit in a very narrow column, this can be changed of course, but built-in formatter does quite decent job so I don't bother doing so. > As for code formatter I use built-in VSCodium one, Prettier is good but I don't like how it tries to make code fit in a very narrow column, this can be changed of course, but built-in formatter does quite decent job so I don't bother doing so.
## Thanks to ## Thanks To
- [Jakub Steiner](https://jimmac.eu) for the [OS Component Website](https://jimmac.github.io/os-component-website), which served as a starting point and inspiration. - [Jakub Steiner](https://jimmac.eu) for the [OS Component Website](https://jimmac.github.io/os-component-website), which served as a starting point and inspiration.
- [Carl Schwan](https://carlschwan.eu) for the [Mastodon-powered Comments](https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-static-blog-with-mastodon/). - [Carl Schwan](https://carlschwan.eu) for the [Mastodon-powered Comments](https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-static-blog-with-mastodon/).