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One of Jekyll’s strengths is its flexibility, allowing for extensive customization of themes and the use of plugins to extend site functionality. This lesson explores how to tailor your site’s appearance and add new features through customization and plugins.
Themes in Jekyll determine the look and feel of your site. While Jekyll provides a variety of themes, you might want to customize a theme to better suit your personal or brand style.
_layouts
_includes
assets
For minor changes or additional styles, consider adding a custom stylesheet:
assets/css
Plugins extend Jekyll’s functionality, allowing you to add features such as SEO tags, site search, and more.
_config.yml
plugins
Gemfile
gem 'jekyll-seo-tag'
Some plugins require additional configuration in _config.yml. Refer to the plugin’s documentation for specific setup instructions.
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