Avicenna Theme

A minimal academic page for academics!

FOR THE DEMO, PLEASE SEE THE LINK BELOW

Features

• Minimal, Responsive, and Clean
• :new: Supports Blog Posts
• :new: Supports News Feed
• Supports Google Analytics
• Supports Social Links
• Supports Publications Listing
• Supports Projects Listing

How to use Avicenna?

To use Avicenna, you need to follow three steps:

1. Setup a site with Avicenna
2. Customize the site to your needs
3. Build your site and deploy it to your host

The following sections are based on the mentioned steps.

1. How to setup a site with Avicenna?

There are 2 ways to install Avicenna:

1. The first one is just an automated script based on the second approach(recommended).
2. The sedond one is a step-by-step approach.

1. Automated Script

In this approach, all you need is to replace the my_cool_page with your desired name in the following script:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hadisinaee/avicenna/master/setup_avicenna.sh && sh setup_avicenna.sh my_cool_page

Run the site:

hugo serve

Now, you should be able to see the site at http://localhost:1313

2. Step-by-Step Installation

# replace the `my_cool_page` with whatever you want!
hugo new site my_cool_page

# move to your project folder
cd my_cool_page

git clone -b master git@github.com:hadisinaee/avicenna.git ./themes/avicenna

cp -R themes/avicenna/exampleSite/* ./

hugo serve

2. How to Customize Avicenna?

Start With the config.toml

You can start the customization with the config.toml file. It’s located a the root of your project. In this file, you can set your name, your website URL, googleAnalytics id, etc.

Adding Your Profile Picture, CV, and Favicon

There is a folder named static under the root of your site’s folder. Its structure is as follows:

• Profile Picture: Simply replace profile.png with your profile file. Please use the same name and extenstion, e.g. profile.png. It doesn’t work if you use another name or extension.
• CV: You need to put your CV directly under static folder. I recommend you to use the name cv.pdf for your CV file. Also, if you wanted to use another file name, you would need to change it in your introduction. See Introduction Section.
• Favicon: It has the same procedure as your profile picture.

Content

All files and folders that you need to modify lies in the content folder. The folder should look like this

Avicenna theme has three different sections: Introduction, Publications, and Projects. Based on the previous figure, you might have an intuition where you should modify. However, there are some details that I have to provide.

Introduction Section

Introduction section is where you put details about yourself, such as your name, profile, interests, etc. To modify the introduction section, you need to edit the content/about/_index.md file.

Publications Section

All your publications are stored in content/publications. To create a new publication:

hugo new publications/your-pub-name.md

If was successful, you would see a message similar to the following:

YOUR_PROJECT_PATH/content/publications/your-pub-name.md

To edit the file, go to content/publications and then find your your-pub-name.md file and change it.

Project Section

All your projects are stored in content/projects. To create a new project:

hugo new projects/your-project-name.md

If was successful, you would see a message similar to the following:

YOUR_PROJECT_PATH/content/projects/your-project-name.md

To edit the file, go to content/projects and then find your your-project-name.md file and change it.

3. How to Deploy Avicenna?

1. Make sure you have changed your baseURL in the config.toml file. It should be the address you want to deploy Avicenna on.
2. Run hugo in the root of your project. The result will be in the public folder in the root of your project.
3. Copy public folder and move it your host server.

Credits

• Feather Icons
• Academic Icons
• Academic Hugo

See Also

• Navada
• Shell
• Yourfolio
• mediumish
• redgood