Pip

Pip is the smallest theme. No sidebar. One topbar row holding logo + flat nav links + theme toggle. Single content column. Built for sites with 4–5 pages where a sidebar is overhead.

When to use it

• A small project’s docs that’s barely more than a README.
• A landing page + a few deep-link pages (changelog, license, contributing).
• Internal tools where you want docs but not the full information-architecture treatment.

If your docs grew past ~6 pages, pip starts feeling sparse — switch to tang.

Set it

{ "theme": "pip" }

Token table

From packages/theme-pip/src/styles/theme.css:

Colors — light

Colors — dark

Near-black (#09090b), brighter green primary (#22c55e), zinc-tone hairlines.

Typography

Layout

Navigation in pip

Because there’s no sidebar, your navigation.tabs and navigation.groups collapse into the topbar:

{
  "theme": "pip",
  "navigation": {
    "tabs": [
      { "tab": "Docs", "groups": [...] },
      { "tab": "Changelog", "pages": ["changelog/v1"] }
    ]
  }
}

Tabs render inline. Within a tab, groups become a flyout menu.

Customizing

Same pattern as the other themes — colors, fonts, then theme/styles/theme.css for layout overrides.

:root {
  --tangly-content-max-width: 48rem;
}

Source

packages/theme-pip/src/styles/theme.css