Wall-E

Wall-E is a modern Jekyll template with a magazine-like grid layout on the frontpage, beautiful typography and uncomplicated content.

Demo

Wall-E is fully furnished right out of the box. To use this template on your blog

If this is your first Jekyll blog, follow this helpful guide to set up Jekyll.
Fork this repository, rename the fork as your-username.github.io. Your blog should immediately be live on https://your-username.github.io
Clone your fork
Delete everything in _posts directory. Delete the tmp directory.
Open _config.yml and set the variables
Open _includes/disqus.html and _includes/disqus-count.html and replace the value of disqus_shortname variable to your Disqus username
Run jekyll serve and your blog should be live on http://localhost:4000. Make changes, test them locally, commit your changes and push to your fork. Your changes should be live in a couple of seconds

_includes/author.html: Add your name, link to a profile picture and a short author description that appears on the bottom of each post. See Semantic Link docs.
_includes/card.html: Cards can be customized to show the essential info about a post (feature image, catagory, tags, comment count etc). See Semantic Card docs.
_includes/header.html: Replace the site logo here. Add/replace frequently visited pages and/or social links here.
_includes/footer.html: Add your copyrights, if any, here. Also link to the less frequently visited pages and/or social links here.
assets/css/main.css and assets/css/mobile.css: Global and mobile specific CSS files respectively
assets/js/main.js: Any common javascript goes here. If you wish to customize the search behaviour (for example, use a different search engine), that can be done here.

Ghost blogging platform's demo page for inspiration (and the header background image).
For the Wall-E image used everywhere
Semantic UI

Open sourced under the MIT license <3