Welcome to the live preview of @pneuma-themes's first all-in-one page, Primavera! As can be seen, this is yet another one of so many inspired Twitter (now X) layouts scattered around this website.

Primavera: Also known as la primavera, meaning spring in many Romance languages. The title of many pieces of arts, including the title of Vivaldi's first concerto in The Four Seasons and the famous painting by Sandro Boticelli.

This is an all in one page containing the following sections: about, blogroll, tags, and FAQ. The first active tab will always be the about section, and provided that you know enough about HTML then you can change the first active tab to something else.

Features included in this page:

• The ability to write as much or as slight as you want on the about page.
• Fully customizable colors and icon fonts. Refer to the page post to see how to change the icons.
• The ability to add as many questions and answers as you want on the FAQ page.
• The ability to add as many tags and tags collections on the tags page.
• A light-off and light-on color scheme.

As this is a page theme, your blog posts will not be displayed.

The tabs are created by Bulma.css, while the functionality is adapted from this StackOverflow post. Be warned that you will have to have the JavaScript permission enabled for your blog to use this page.

Thank you for looking around and choosing to use this page! Please read through the code to find annotations inside to edit things, and if you encounter any difficulties or problems while using this page, please contact me!