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atinux/content-wind
A lightweight Nuxt theme to build a Markdown driven website. Powered by Nuxt Content, TailwindCSS and Iconify.
A minimal Nuxt theme that turns a directory of Markdown files into a personal website or blog. It's maintained by Atinux (a Nuxt core team member), so it stays close to the Nuxt Content API without doing anything weird. Aimed at developers who want a working site in an afternoon without designing from scratch.
The one-command scaffold via nuxi init works reliably and gets you to a running site immediately. Being built by a Nuxt core contributor means it tracks Nuxt Content v3 changes ahead of most community themes. Iconify integration gives you 200k icons without any icon font nonsense — just a component prop. Shiki code highlighting is configured out of the box, which matters if you're writing technical content.
This is a starter template, not a real theme system — customization means forking and editing the source directly, there's no documented API for overriding layouts or components cleanly. With 65 forks and no plugin ecosystem, you're largely on your own when Nuxt Content has a breaking change. There's no RSS feed, no search, and no tag/category system, which are table stakes for any content site that grows past a few pages. The TailwindCSS setup is stock — the design is fine but forgettable.