Theme

The Hugo community has a stunning new addition that brings one of the most acclaimed web designs to the static site world. I’m excited to introduce the Olivero Hugo Theme - a complete 1:1 replication of Drupal’s award-winning Olivero theme, meticulously crafted for Hugo’s static site generator.

Born from Drupal’s default theme that revolutionized accessibility and modern web design, this Hugo version maintains every pixel-perfect detail while leveraging Hugo’s blazing-fast performance. Whether you’re building a personal blog, corporate site, or documentation portal, Olivero delivers professional aesthetics with enterprise-grade accessibility standards.

Eye comfort is very important, especially to programmers, who spend most of their day looking at code in their favorite editor. This programming productivity tip can significantly improve your coding experience and reduce eye strain during long development sessions.

I’ve already mentioned a few themes I like, and today I am going to teach you how to set your editor up in such away that the theme changes automatically depending on what time of day it is. This developer tools automation can greatly enhance your coding comfort throughout different lighting conditions.

So, as you may or may not know, GitHub is testing themes for its website, and the feature is now in beta according to GitHub Docs.

To change how your GitHub looks, you need to log in to your GitHub account, click your profile pictures, choose Settings > Appearance and on the section that opens, choose one of the three themes that are currently available.