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Expand Up @@ -176,6 +176,13 @@ A skin is a Sass file placed in the directory `_sass/minima/skins` and it define
aspect of the theme. It also embeds the Sass rules related to syntax-highlighting since that is primarily related to color and
has to be adjusted in harmony with the current skin.

To enable skins apply the following changes to your `_config.yml`:

```diff
- theme: minima
+ remote_theme: jekyll/minima
```

The default color palette for Minima is defined within `_sass/minima/skins/classic.scss`. To switch to another available skin,
simply declare it in the site's config file. For example, to activate `_sass/minima/skins/dark.scss` as the skin, the setting
would be:
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