Static site toolNo configv1.4
Write Markdown. Get the whole site.
atlas renders a folder of Markdown into a site, watches it while you write, and deploys it in one command.
atlas build --watch
data-hero
<section data-hero> is a colour field at the top of a page. Children stack on the left; an <aside> sits on the right, level with them.
Static site toolNo configv1.4
atlas renders a folder of Markdown into a site, watches it while you write, and deploys it in one command.
atlas build --watch
<section data-hero data-fade>
<p><mark>Static site tool</mark><mark>No config</mark><mark>v1.4</mark></p>
<h1>Write Markdown. Get the <em>whole site.</em></h1>
<p>atlas renders a folder of Markdown into a site, watches it while you write, and deploys it in one command.</p>
<p data-command><code>atlas build --watch</code></p>
<menu><li><a role="button" href="#install">Install atlas</a></li><li><a role="button" data-variant="line" href="#guide">Read the guide</a></li></menu>
<aside>
<figure data-policy data-title="atlas build --watch">
<dl>
<dt><small>Pages</small> 1,204</dt><dd><mark data-tone="go">Built</mark></dd>
<dt><small>Time</small> 2.4 s</dt><dd><mark data-tone="earth">Watching</mark></dd>
<dt><small>Output</small> _site/</dt><dd><mark data-tone="info">Ready</mark></dd>
</dl>
</figure>
</aside>
</section>The first <p> of chips reads as an eyebrow row, and the <aside> holds a panel with its own background, so its text never sits straight on the hero colour.
<aside> children into --s72-rows, which is how the aside spans the full height.--s72-hero with --s72-hero-fg for its text.