Apply the NexT theme to an existing Hexo blog to get a clean, professional layout without designing from scratch.
Choose from four visual schemes, Muse, Mist, Pisces, or Gemini, to match the look of your blog.
Set up multilingual support for a blog targeting readers in Chinese, Japanese, German, or other supported languages.
This repo is unmaintained, use theme-next/hexo-theme-next for new projects instead.
NexT is a theme for Hexo, a popular static blogging engine. A Hexo theme controls how your blog looks: the layout, fonts, colours, navigation, and which features show up around your posts. NexT is described in the README as elegant and crafted from scratch, and it offers several visual schemes named Muse, Mist, Pisces, and Gemini, so you can pick the overall look you prefer without redesigning the site. This particular repository is no longer maintained. The README opens with a notice pointing users to a community-maintained version at theme-next/hexo-theme-next for newer releases. The code here is still useful as reference or for older Hexo sites, but anyone starting fresh is steered to the new home. You would use it if you run a blog on Hexo and want a polished, multilingual theme without designing one yourself. To install it, you go to your Hexo project root, download the theme into the themes/next folder either by grabbing a release tarball, cloning the git repo, or checking out a specific tagged version, and then set theme: next in your site's _config.yml. The theme is configured by editing YAML files, and NexT also supports putting all your settings in a single source/_data/next.yml file when you are on Hexo 3 or above. Out of the box NexT supports translations into Simplified and Traditional Chinese, English, Russian, French, German, Japanese, Indonesian, Portuguese, Korean, Italian, Dutch, and Vietnamese. It has built-in support for the DuoShuo and Disqus comment systems, automatic tag and category pages, and links to social-media accounts. The code is primarily JavaScript, as expected for a Hexo theme. The full README is longer than what was provided.
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