Manifesto: the HTML documentation template

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Hello there :wave:,

I just released manifesto:0.1.1, the first HTML documentation template written 100% in Typst, using Typst native HTML export with TailwindCSS.
You can already check it out in 2 existing projects of mine:

It has been thought to be really easy to use, even for people that don’t know anything about HTML. You just write your Typst file like with a PDF template, except it’s a whole stunning website!

I would be really happy to get some feedback on this template, and maybe even awesome ideas!

Can’t wait for you to try it out!

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This looks awesome!

Am I right that this is currently for single-page doc only? (I guess multi-page output would have to wait for a release that includes includes Bundle export by laurmaedje · Pull Request #7964 · typst/typst · GitHub ?)

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Thanks!
Yes, I’m waiting on this to allow multi-page docs. The current one is a bit … simple for more extended libraries (e.g. CeTZ), but I don’t want to start something on this matter before the multi-page output is ready.
I would also need to reflect on a little bit different layout for multi-page outputs.

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Multipage would not be necessary when using Typst to create blog entries, would it ? A blog template with Tufte-style handing of notes and footnotes would be most excellent.

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Sure but you’d then need another tool to tie these blog entries together into an actual website with navigation right?