Guide on Apfel hammer

Configuration

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Nivis-specific options are placed below [extra] in the site’s config.toml. Zola’s own settings, including feeds, taxonomies, and Markdown highlighting, stay at the top level.

Search

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The example site’s config.toml exposes Zola’s native build_search_index switch, disabled by default. Enabling it adds a search button after the back button in the upper-right toolbar; the homepage has a standalone search button. The input expands horizontally and pushes the back button to the left, while results appear beneath it. On narrow screens the input uses a second toolbar row so every button remains accessible. CSS controls layout and transitions, including reduced-motion support. The following settings generate JSON containing titles, descriptions, and untruncated body text:

Special Pages

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Nivis can link to five site sections: posts, about, archives, categories, and friend links. Their navigation switches are independent, but enabled routes must have the content or data expected by their templates.

All sections are enabled by default:

[extra.sections]
posts = true
about = true
archive = true
links = true

Set only the entries that need to differ from the defaults. For example:

[extra.sections]
links = false

Key	Navigation target	Required source when enabled
`posts`	`/posts/`	`content/posts/_index.md`
`about`	`/about/` and the sidebar action	`content/about/index.md`
`archive`	`/archive/`	`content/archive/index.md` and the posts section
`tags`	`/tags/`	Top-level Zola `tags` taxonomy with rendering enabled
`links`	`/links/`	`content/links/index.md` and `data/links.toml`

Hiding a section removes theme navigation but does not delete its content.

Guide on Apfel hammer

Configuration

Search

Special Pages

Navigation Switches