Hi, great theme, I'm using your approach for dynamic toc in my theme.
One suggestion - add throttle to minimize calls for scroll handler:
https://github.com/barklan/hugo-dead-simple/blob/de7287d81664f397c467a7c76736e5cc8ca4b7b2/layouts/partials/footer_scripts.html#L44C5-L44C52

I don't know if this is the right place to report this, but the link to the demo site is returning 404.

That site was a really good reference for the syntax. If it's not going to be online anymore then maybe it should be added to this repo? Some hugo themes include an exampleSite folder with the source code to the demo.

Right now the only thing that uses jquery is dynamic toc. Rewrite it in vanilla js.

Currently, the theme does not work in a subfolder due to the link elements not correctly using relative paths. Consider the following:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ "/css/style.css" | relURL }}" />

This appears like it should work superficial, but in reality hrefs that begin with a slash do not become relative under relURL function:

As a best practice, never include a leading slash when using this function.

As such, the stylesheets and other metadata do not get loaded. The fix is to remove the leading slash.

A PR is forthcoming if you'd like to use it.

This theme looks great. Here are some suggestions which I feel can make it more usable for people:

• add an exampleSite folder, and add some sample content in it
• you have already mentioned about deploying on Netlify. It will be nice if you can deploy your theme to Netlify or any other service and then include the link in README.md file. This will allow visitors to easily check how your theme looks like.

Find a way to make galleries. Requirements:

• Should work without js
• First parameter - folder
• Should work with any number of images
• Previews should be AVIF
• Previews should be Square
• Should accept row flag to specify number of images in one row
• Onclick should open in new tab. Still, no js - use link or a

Remove twoimg shortcode after that.