gatsby-theme-wordpress-mdx v1.0.5

This Plugin is a union of two worlds 🌓 the old WordPress and the new MDX. You can use WP, MDX or both

Demo

• Live Preview

• Source Code.

Features

• Theme UI-based theming
• react-animated-css
• MDX source
• WP source

Only 3 Steps 🤯

1.- Installation ⛏

npm install gatsby-theme-wordpress-mdx

2.- Configuration ⚙

// gatsby-config.js
siteMetadata: {
    title: 'MDX WP',
    description: 'It is a WP with MDX blog ',
    keywords: ['GatsbyJs', 'React', 'theme-ui'],
    siteURL: 'https://artezan-blog.netlify.com', // No trailing slash allowed!
    siteImage: '/preview.png', // Path to your image you placed in the 'static' folder
    twitterUsername: '@CArtezan',
    author: {
      name: 'Cesar Artezan'
    }
  },
  plugins: [
    resolve: 'gatsby-theme-wordpress-mdx',
    options:
     {
    // Requiered
    sourceWordpress: {
      sourcePost: true, // if true install gatsby-source-wordpress
      sourcePage: true, // if true install gatsby-source-wordpress
    },
    // Requiered
    sourceMdxPosts: true, // if true create `src/posts`
    logo: `src/images/logo.svg` // This path is relative to the root of the site.
     }
  ]

3.- Folder Structure 📁

• src/index.mdx is required, in this file you can generate the landing page
• src/page is required, it is without "s" because mdx plugin
• src/sections is required but it could be empty, this folder is for the sections imported in index.mdx

Root
│   README.md
│   gatsby-config.js
└───src
│   └───gatsby-plugin-theme-ui
│   │   │ index.js
│   └───posts
│   │   │ mdx files
│   └───page
│   │   │ mdx files
│   └───sections
│   │   │ mdx files
│   └───images
│   │   │ png jpg svg files
│   │   │ logo.svg
│   │ index.mdx
│
└───static
    │   file021.png
    │   favicon.ico

And that's it, now you can start code in index.mdx your landing page and the others page in src/page 👨‍💻

Advance options

Theme options ⚙️

Example usage 🔎

// gatsby-config.js

resolve: 'gatsby-theme-wordpress-mdx',
options:
{
    // Requiered
    sourceWordpress: {
      sourcePost: true,
      sourcePage: true,
    },
    // Requiered
    sourceMdxPosts: true,
    // config optional
    headerHeight: 64,
    sideBarWidth: 240,
    navButtonTheme: {
      showButtonTheme: true
      text: 'Change',
      colorsModes: ['deep', 'purple']
    },
    colorModes: {
      default: 'gray'
    },
    logo: `src/images/logo.svg` // This path is relative to the root of the site.
  }

Additional configuration ⚙️

In addition to the theme options, there are a handful of items you can customize via the siteMetadata object in your site's gatsby-config.js

// gatsby-config.js
module.exports = {
  siteMetadata: {
    title: 'MDX WP',
    description: 'It is a WP with MDX blog ',
    keywords: ['GatsbyJs', 'React', 'theme-ui'],
    siteURL: 'http://artezan-blog.netlify.com',
    // Used for og:image and must be placed inside the `static` folder
    siteImage: '/preview.png'
  }
}

For preview img see developer twitter

Extending Themes and Colors 🦄

Please read the guide Shadowing in Gatsby Themes and Extending a theme to understand how to customize the this theme! Generally speaking you will want to place your files into src/@artezan/gatsby-theme-wordpress-mdx/ to shadow/override files. The Theme UI config can be configured by shadowing its files in src/gatsby-plugin-theme-ui/.

Colors Helpers

In src/gatsby-plugin-theme-ui/index.js this is the basic colors keys

colors: {
    // Color of headers
    text: '#ffffff',
    // Color of <p>
    textSecondary: '#ccd0d6',
    // color of hover button and placeholder
    textMuted: '#667284',
    primary: '#04d0d9',
    secondary: '#FBF8EF',
    muted: '#262c35',
    background: '#353e4a',
    transparent: `rgba(0,0,0,0)`,
    imgShadow: '11px 7px 20px 12px rgb(0, 0, 0)',
    shadowCard: '',
    backgroundNavBar: '#353e4a',
    backgroundSideBar: '#353e4a',
    activeTextBar: '#FBF8EF',
    textBar: '#04d0d9',
    backgroundCard: '#262c35',
    borderRadiusCard: 1,

}

For advance options

colors: {
   text: '#ffffff',
    textSecondary: '#ccd0d6',
    textMuted: '#667284',
    primary: '#04d0d9',
    secondary: '#FBF8EF',
    muted: '#262c35',
    background: '#353e4a',
    // box-shadow for imgon landing
    imgShadow: '11px 7px 20px 12px rgb(0, 0, 0)',
    // box-shadow for all the cards
    shadowCard: '',
    // background-color for the navbar
    backgroundNavBar: 'background',
    //background-color for side bar
    backgroundSideBar: 'background',
    // color for active item
    activeTextBar: 'secondary',
    // color for items on side and header bar
    textBar: 'primary',
    // border for cards
    borderRadiusCard: 1,
    // background-color for cards
    backgroundCard: 'muted',
    // :hover for cards
    hoverCard: {
      filter: 'brightness(105%)'
    },
    // :focus for Link
    onClickLink: {},
    // :focus for cards
    onClickCard: { filter: 'brightness(105%)' }
    }

Editing the content 🗒️

In src/index.mdx must have at least:

---
title: index
layout: landing
---

Your landing page here

Not matter what kind of file, you can add a Fluid IMG in the front matter like this:

---
nameImage: about-image1.jpg
---

## Title

And then acces to the imagen with props.imagesFluid['about-image1.jpg']

or

---
nameImage: [about-image1.jpg, about-image2.jpg]
---

## Title

And then acces to the imagen with props.imagesFluid['about-image2.jpg'] props.imagesFluid['about-image1.jpg']

General Variable

Inside src/index.mdx you can access to this variable:

• props.imagesFluid Array of IMG in the front matter imagesFluidnameImg.png
• props.context Contex of Theme ui see context
• props.colorMode Color Mode
• props.setColorMode Set Color
• props.allMdxWpPosts Array of all post
• props.allMdxWpPages Array of all Pages

Short Codes

• All the short codes have the sx prop for styles see sx-prop