mkdocs-sorrow-theme
An MkDocs theme in the palette inspired from Omarchy Solitude theme. It is based on the Dracula theme for MkDocs: it keeps Dracula's layout and replaces its colors and code highlighting.
See the live demo at https://mhs-20.github.io/sorrow-mkdocs-theme/.
Install
pip install mkdocs-sorrow-theme
Then, in mkdocs.yml:
theme:
name: sorrow
favicon: assets/favicon.ico # optional; defaults to the Sorrow icon
logo: assets/logo.png # optional sidebar logo
highlightjs (default true) and hljs_languages control highlight.js.
There is no footer and no option to load other highlight styles.
How it works
The Dracula templates and layout assets are copied into this package rather
than inherited with extends: dracula, because MkDocs copies every file of a
parent theme into the built site. Copying lets the theme leave out Dracula's
highlight stylesheet, logo, favicon, footer and color tokens.
base.htmlandmodules/: Dracula's templates. The sidebar divider uses the sidebar color, the favicon defaults to the Sorrow icon, and the footer is removed. CSS classes use the prefixsorrow-instead ofdrac-.assets/css/sorrow-ui.css,assets/css/mkdocs.min.css: Dracula's stylesheets without its color tokens; admonition tints read the tokens.assets/css/sorrow.css: the color tokens.assets/css/sorrow-highlight.css: highlight.js colors following Omarchy's syntax mapping (default/themed/helix.toml.tpl).
Palette
| Token | Sorrow key | Color |
|---|---|---|
--black (sidebar, code) |
dark_background |
#0c0e10 |
--blackSecondary (page) |
background |
#101315 |
--greyTernary (text) |
foreground |
#cacccc |
--white |
yellow |
#d9dbdc |
--grey |
selection |
#3d1621 |
--greySecondary |
muted |
#4b4e55 |
--purple |
accent |
#7a1a2c |
--cyan |
cyan |
#943a4c |
--green |
green |
#9fa5a9 |
--orange |
bright_yellow |
#c9c2b4 |
--pink |
magenta |
#a8495b |
--red |
bright_red |
#a82a3c |
--yellow |
yellow |
#d9dbdc |
The four reds are darker than the Sorrow originals. Lighter and translucent
variants are derived with color-mix().
Develop
uv venv && uv pip install -e .
uv run mkdocs serve
The demo site is built from docs/ and mkdocs.yml. Every push to main
deploys it to GitHub Pages through .github/workflows/docs.yml.
Release
Releases are automated by .github/workflows/release.yml on every push to
main. semantic-release reads the Conventional Commits since the last tag,
following .releaserc.json: feat releases a minor version, fix a patch,
and a breaking change a major. It then tags the commit (vX.Y.Z) and creates
the GitHub release. A final job builds that tag and publishes it to PyPI
through trusted publishing, so no API token is stored. The package version
comes from the git tag through hatch-vcs.
Credits
Released under the MIT License. Built on the MIT-licensed Dracula theme for MkDocs.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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