Monoline

Monoline is a refined terminal look for a technical blog: near-black graphite, a signal-lime accent, hairline rules, IBM Plex Sans for reading and JetBrains Mono for headings, labels and code. The home page is a changelog: ISO dates in a left column, topic chips, titles and summaries, with a sidebar of series, most-discussed posts and topics. Posts get a sticky table of contents beside the article on wide screens, a TL;DR box, series navigation as a module list with ticks for the parts before the one you are reading, and a quiet "save for later" reading list.

Built in, with no plugins needed:

• Code blocks with a header bar, a language tag (add the class language-js, language-php, language-css, language-shell… under Advanced → Additional CSS classes), a Copy button and syntax colours that stay readable in both schemes and every style variation.
• Two schemes: Graphite (dark) and Paper (light), switched by the visitor or their system, plus style variations: Paper, Amber CRT, Nightshade and Solar, each with its own second scheme.
• Templates: blog home, single post, short note (TIL), page, wide page, landing page, archive, search, series, author and 404.
• About 30 patterns: a terminal intro, the latest post as release notes, "currently writing" series, topics bento, stats, a grep-style search hero, changelog and TIL lists, tutorial modules, contact and errata forms, galleries, a video with chapters, sponsorship and hire-me panels, a /uses table, a stack ticker, FAQ, reader notes, footers and full pages.
• Forms (contact, newsletter, errata) that store messages under Messages and email them; galleries with masonry, carousel and a lightbox; videos that load only after a click; subtle motion that respects reduced-motion settings.
• Series, subtitles, takeaways (TL;DR), related posts, author profiles and filters from the Symelo blog foundation, shared with the other Symelo blog themes so your content survives a switch.