# fueko — Extended theme descriptions > Detailed per-theme descriptions for AI systems that need more context than llms.txt provides. Currently covers themes whose product pages have been fully revised; more themes will be added here as their product pages are updated. ## Ikiru https://fueko.net/themes/ikiru/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/ikiru-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/ikiru-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Ikiru's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/ikiru-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Guided reading, path-based navigation, and homepage post previews shape Ikiru, a calm editorial Ghost theme that turns a list of posts into a more thoughtful reading experience. Best for: - Format: Courses, Documentation, Editorial, Journals, Newsletters. - Content & structure: Guided content, Long-form writing, Serial publishing, Text-only publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: News, Portfolios. - Content & structure: Basic publications, Image-led publications, Large publications. Three key features: - Turn posts into guided Paths. Organize articles into guided series, courses, and collections designed to be read in a specific order. - Extended previews, not just excerpts. Decide how much of a post lives on the homepage — a short teaser, a fuller read, or something in between. - One side panel, three modes. Navigation, Paths, and bookmarks are available without leaving the current page. Visual character: Ikiru has a calm, reading-first editorial character, with typography, whitespace, and the sequence between articles carrying more visual weight than decorative interface elements. Its narrow side rail provides a persistent visual anchor while allowing the homepage and article surface to remain dominant. The homepage feels like a curated reading surface, where substantial previews, guided Paths, and selected content create a measured vertical rhythm rather than a dense card grid. Images can support the text quietly or take a more immersive role, depending on the article layout and orientation. Typography, imagery, color and layout choices can make the same structure feel warmer, more expressive or more contrast-led without changing its reading-oriented center. The result suits long-form, guided and text-led publications that want discovery and continuation to feel part of the reading flow. Is this theme for me? Ikiru is built for publications where reading should feel guided rather than purely chronological. It works especially well for essays, newsletters, courses, serialized writing, independent publications, and member-supported projects that want to organize articles into clear paths. The homepage can also become part of the reading experience itself. With Ghost Preview cards, carefully shaped passages can appear directly on the front page for the first feed post or for every post in the feed, letting readers feel the tone and depth of an article before opening it. For editorial publications, this turns the homepage into a curated reading surface in its own right. Choose Ikiru if you want a calm editorial surface where readers can follow guided paths, preview posts before diving in, and save articles for later — all from one side panel that stays out of the way until it’s needed. Price: $99. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Tozan https://fueko.net/themes/tozan/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/tozan-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/tozan-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Tozan's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/tozan-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. For larger, multi-topic publications, Tozan brings flexible homepage layouts, topic sections, and membership templates together in a magazine-style Ghost theme. Best for: - Format: Business, Editorial, Courses, Magazines. - Content & structure: Content-rich publications, Evergreen content, Large publications, Multi-topic publications. - Publishing model: Subscription-first publications. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Basic publications, Text-only publications. Three key features: - Build a homepage, not just a feed. Combine featured posts, curated topic sections, and welcome or manifesto text to shape a magazine-style front page. - A sidebar with a life of its own. A new pick appears each day, so good writing doesn’t disappear once the feed moves on. - Three ways to present membership. Walk visitors through one plan in depth, let them pick from a simple list, or compare every tier side by side — whichever matches how many plans you offer. Visual character: Tozan has a structured, magazine-oriented visual character built from clearly separated editorial areas rather than a simple chronological feed. Large opening statements, varied article groups, topic collections and generous vertical spacing create a strong hierarchy across content-rich pages. Different scales of lead stories, image-led cards and compact text-first collections keep the page from giving every piece the same visual weight. Topics can function as visible editorial destinations, with tag accents and curated sections giving categories their own visual presence. Typography, imagery, color and appearance choices can shift the mood from restrained to expressive, warmer or more contrast-led, while the underlying editorial framework remains recognizable. Articles and membership areas retain the same composed, spacious approach, making Tozan suited to larger publications that need multiple topics, contributors and curated collections to feel organized. Is this theme for me? Tozan gives larger publications room to feel expansive without becoming difficult to navigate. It is especially well suited to magazines and independent publications covering culture, travel, lifestyle, or any mix of subjects where the archive matters as much as the latest post. The homepage works like a front page rather than a feed with extras. Featured stories and curated topic sections pull related work together; welcome and manifesto messages bookend the page; and an optional rotating sidebar keeps another story in view. Readers can enter the publication from several directions, with older work still part of the conversation. Choose Tozan if you publish across several topics and want the freedom to shape each post’s layout and offer membership in whichever way suits your plans. Price: $99. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Eihei https://fueko.net/themes/eihei/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/eihei-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/eihei-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Eihei's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/eihei-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Each story gets its own header in Eihei, a calm editorial Ghost theme that makes room for a homepage introduction and helps readers find more without extra work. Best for: - Format: Editorial, Newsletters, Personal. - Content & structure: Evergreen content, Long-form writing, Minimalist publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: News, Portfolios. - Content & structure: Large publications, Text-only publications. Three key features: - A homepage that introduces you. Add an About section beside your featured posts, with your own background, cover image, and text. - Related posts, automatically. The homepage can spotlight related stories from the same tag as your latest post — no manual curation needed. - Seven post header layouts. Mix text and image arrangements — row or column, left or right — to match the tone of each story. Visual character: Eihei has a calm, polished editorial character with a more open and approachable presentation than a dense magazine layout. Generous spacing, strong headings, rounded surfaces and clear image areas give stories room to breathe while keeping the page easy to scan. The homepage can introduce the publication through an About area and featured stories before the regular feed begins, creating a more personal editorial opening. Images can carry a strong visual role across cards, archives and article headers, while typography and article text remain clearly separated from them. Seven header arrangements allow individual stories to shift between text-led, image-led and balanced introductions without losing the broader visual system. Typography, imagery, color and appearance choices can make the same structure feel restrained, warm, expressive or more contrast-led, while its spacious editorial rhythm remains recognizable. Is this theme for me? Eihei gives thoughtful publications a calm, polished place to unfold. It works well for essays, newsletters, and member-supported editorial sites where typography and the shape of each story matter more than a busy magazine front page. New readers do not have to work out what the publication is about before they start exploring it. An About section can sit beside the featured stories, while Eihei uses the latest post’s primary tag to surface more from the same topic automatically. One offers context; the other gives readers a natural next step. Choose Eihei if you want a measured reading experience, flexible ways to open different kinds of stories, and membership support that includes a dedicated pricing page. Price: $89. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Myoan https://fueko.net/themes/myoan/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/myoan-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/myoan-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Myoan's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/myoan-visual.md): Detailed information about Myoan's visual character and presentation. Myoan doesn’t whisper. Oversized type and dramatic shifts in scale give this editorial Ghost theme its presence, with membership woven into the composition rather than bolted onto it. Best for: - Format: Editorial, Magazines, Newsletters, Personal. - Content & structure: Content-rich publications, Evergreen content, Image-led publications, Large publications, Multi-topic publications, Visual publications. - Publishing model: Subscription-first publications. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Basic publications, Text-only publications. Three key features: - The hero can sell, not just introduce. Show your paid tiers right below the homepage title instead of featured posts, when membership conversion matters most. - Four ways to show your feed. Switch between list layouts in three image sizes, or a grid — whichever fits your content. - Related posts, automatically. The homepage can spotlight related stories from your latest post’s tag — no manual curation needed. Visual character: Myoan has a bold editorial character shaped by large typography, strong image areas, broad color surfaces, and clear changes in scale between sections. Oversized publication statements can lead into featured stories or membership plans, giving the homepage either an editorial or a subscription-focused opening. Asymmetrical featured groups, list or grid feeds, and compact Spotlight collections create a varied rhythm between prominent stories and smaller discoveries. Topics, contributors, and membership can occupy substantial visual space, while article bodies return to a narrower, more focused reading column. Article endings can continue with one prominent recommendation or a compact group of related stories. Typography, imagery, color schemes, and layout choices can make the same structure feel expressive, warm, dramatic, or restrained without fixing Myoan to one palette or typeface. Its visual identity comes from the contrast between large graphic sections and quieter reading areas, with membership integrated into the publication's composition. Is this theme for me? Myoan is not a quiet theme. Oversized typography, broad fields of image and color, and pronounced changes of scale give newsletters, paid publications, and content-rich magazines a bold editorial voice without pushing membership to the margins. That visual confidence does not lock the homepage into one purpose. Lead with featured stories or place paid tiers directly below the hero; choose one of three list treatments or a more visual grid for the feed; and let Spotlight use the first post’s primary tag to bring related stories into view. Membership can lead, but it does not have to make the publication feel like a pricing page. Choose Myoan if you want a bold, flexible homepage where stories, imagery, and membership can each take the lead. Price: $89. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Reiro https://fueko.net/themes/reiro/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/reiro-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/reiro-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Reiro's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/reiro-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. A visual strip of your top tags or authors opens the homepage in Reiro, a magazine Ghost theme with a subscription prompt inside the feed and a dedicated section for featured posts. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Business, Company, Editorial, Magazines. - Content & structure: Author-heavy publications, Content-rich publications, Large publications, Multi-topic publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Basic publications, Minimalist publications. Three key features: - Browse by topic before you even scroll. A visual strip of popular or hand-picked tags or authors sits right below the hero, before the feed begins. - Featured posts get a room of their own. A dedicated section separates your best stories from the everyday feed. - Subscribing is always within reach. A subscription form can live in the hero, the homepage feed, and a sticky spot in the sidebar while you read. Visual character: Reiro has a classic, magazine-oriented editorial character, combining large headlines and prominent imagery with a clean, modern interface. Its homepage establishes hierarchy through a substantial hero, visual topic or author discovery, a prominent lead-story group, a contained Featured section and an orderly multi-column feed. Rounded image-led cards, small labels, generous whitespace and recurring subscription panels keep content-rich pages structured rather than dense. Articles shift from broad openings to focused reading columns, with an optional sidebar preserving author, discovery and membership context. Typography, imagery, accent color and light, dark or sepia appearance can move the presentation from literary and warm to contemporary or more digital without changing the underlying hierarchy. Reiro suits multi-topic, author-rich and membership-aware publications that want a recognizable magazine rhythm without a highly graphic front page. Is this theme for me? Reiro brings the familiar rhythm of an editorial magazine to a publication built around membership. It gives multi-topic sites and company blogs room for curated homepage sections, useful widgets, and a complete path from first visit to membership. Before the first story appears, Reiro can show readers the topics or writers that define the publication. The strip below the hero may be filled automatically with popular tags or authors, or curated by hand when you want tighter control. It turns the opening of the homepage into a clear editorial cue, not just another row of links. Choose Reiro if you want featured stories to stand apart from the everyday feed and subscription forms to stay within reach — in the hero, inside the feed, and in the post sidebar. Price: $89. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Basho https://fueko.net/themes/basho/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/basho-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/basho-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Basho's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/basho-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. A clean editorial grid sits at the heart of Basho, a Ghost theme with a flexible hero title and featured-post slider. Color, typography, and image shape give that simple structure surprising range. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Business, Editorial, Personal. - Content & structure: Author-heavy publications, Content-rich publications, Large publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Text-only publications. Three key features: - Introduce the publication before the feed. Open with your own text, either on its own or followed by a subscription form or button. - Give featured stories room to move. Show featured posts in a horizontal homepage slider, with a large or small layout and its own image proportions. - Choose a color for key sections. In partial mode, your chosen color frames the publication and leaves the reading space clear. Visual character: Basho has a clean, spacious editorial character built around oversized typography, image-led cards and clear separation between sections. Its homepage moves from a strong publication statement into a horizontal featured-story slider, compact author presence and an orderly grid, creating hierarchy without the density of a complex magazine front page. Rounded imagery, small metadata, recurring subscription surfaces and generous whitespace keep browsing direct and coherent. Articles can open with side-by-side, broad stacked or centered arrangements before narrowing into a focused reading column. Partial mode can frame outer sections with a dark or custom color while leaving feed and reading areas calmer. Typography, image proportions, accent color and color scheme can shift Basho from restrained and literary to warmer, more graphic or more contemporary without changing its structural simplicity. Is this theme for me? Basho is a clean, classic foundation for an editorial publication or personal blog, but it has more range than its simplicity first suggests. A featured-story slider and support for several authors add depth, while the hero can become a subscription prompt when membership deserves a more visible place — without turning the homepage into a dense magazine front page. Basho also makes the people behind the publication part of the homepage. Just above the feed, it automatically gathers the most active authors and orders them by the number of posts they have published. On a multi-author site, that small section gives readers faces and names before the archive begins. Choose Basho if you want a classic editorial layout that gives featured stories and authors a clear place on the homepage, with membership support built in. Price: $89. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Daigo https://fueko.net/themes/daigo/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/daigo-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/daigo-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Daigo's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/daigo-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Imagery sets the pace in Daigo, a visual editorial Ghost theme with a layered magazine homepage and eight ways to frame each story. Cover images and bold color carry that rhythm into individual articles. Best for: - Format: Editorial, Magazines. - Content & structure: Content-rich publications, Image-led publications, Large publications, Multi-topic publications, Visual publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Basic publications, Text-only publications. Three key features: - Shape the homepage like a magazine cover. One lead story anchors the featured section, with additional picks and a subscription form arranged around it. - Give each story its own opening. Eight post header layouts change how the title, cover image, and color meet before the article begins. - Let imagery fill the background. Ghost’s publication cover, author and tag covers, and post images can sit behind the page, each with its own opacity. Visual character: Daigo has an image-led, magazine-oriented editorial character built around oversized typography, prominent imagery, broad background fields and strong changes in scale between lead and supporting stories. Its homepage can behave like a composed magazine cover, with the publication statement, featured stories and subscription surface forming a layered opening before the regular feed. The feed retains hierarchy through larger and smaller story groups rather than a uniform card grid. Author, tag and article openings can extend the same cover-backed visual language, while article bodies settle into narrower, focused reading columns. Restrained interface chrome, thin rules and compact metadata keep attention on headlines, imagery and content. Typography, cover imagery, opacity, color and light, dark or automatic appearance can move Daigo from quiet and print-like to vivid, dramatic or more graphic without changing its underlying editorial structure. Is this theme for me? Daigo treats the homepage like a magazine cover. It is made for visual publications in fashion, design, architecture, lifestyle, or culture, where imagery shapes the identity of the site and individual stories need room to look different from one another. The homepage title can shape the entire opening. Write your own text, position it left or center, then keep it above the featured stories or let it overlap the section below, bringing the title and featured stories into one composition. Choose Daigo if you want a magazine-style homepage built around featured stories, room to give each article a distinct visual character, and membership pages and subscription prompts that sit naturally within the design. Price: $89. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Genki https://fueko.net/themes/genki/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/genki-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/genki-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Genki's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/genki-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Writing takes on a visual presence in Genki, an editorial Ghost theme with a large homepage statement and featured posts. Its post header layouts let each article open with typography, imagery, or a balance of both. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Editorial, Journals, Magazines, Personal. - Content & structure: Author-heavy publications, Content-rich publications, Long-form writing. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Large publications. Three key features: - Give the homepage an editorial opening. Start with a large statement, then give selected posts and pages their own sections before the main feed begins. - Let selected stories change the grid. Give an individual post a larger card or move its title to the top of the image, without changing every card in the feed. - Decide what leads each article. Keep the opening focused on the headline, place the feature image behind it, or give the image a boxed or full-width presence. Visual character: Genki has a writer-led editorial character in which expressive typography and imagery share attention. A large written opening leads into selected posts and pages, then into a rounded card grid where individual stories can change scale or become more image-led without breaking the overall rhythm. Compact author presence and a smaller recommendation group add discovery while preserving the homepage's personal scale. Articles can begin with typography, imagery, or a balance of both before settling into a quieter reading column. Typography, backgrounds, color, and image treatment can move the presentation from literary and restrained to more colorful or contemporary while the writer-centered hierarchy remains recognizable. Is this theme for me? Genki is made for writer-led publications that want words to have visual presence. Large editorial statements and expressive typography can carry as much weight as the imagery, yet there is still room for featured posts and pages, multiple authors, and membership without losing the intimacy of a personal site. Before the latest stories begin, Genki brings the people behind them into view. A compact group of the most active authors appears automatically beside the feed heading, giving a multi-author publication a human signature without adding another full section. Choose Genki if you want a strong typographic voice, a homepage that can change pace from story to story, and article openings that give both headlines and feature images room to lead. Price: $79. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Okiro https://fueko.net/themes/okiro/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/okiro-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/okiro-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Okiro's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/okiro-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Rounded cards and story-by-story color make Okiro quietly unconventional. Compact featured cards lead into a spacious feed, making this Ghost theme a natural fit for personal and company blogs. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Company, Newsletters, Personal. - Content & structure: Minimalist publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: Magazines. - Content & structure: Large publications. Three key features: - Keep featured content compact. Selected posts and pages appear in small cards above the main feed, giving readers a quick way into the publication before the larger stories begin. - Let the latest story lead. The newest post opens the feed in a large image-and-text layout before the remaining stories settle into rounded cards. - Color the feed one story at a time. Choose a built-in card color or create your own, then apply it to individual posts without changing the rest of the theme. Visual character: Okiro has a friendly, card-led editorial character shaped by substantial rounded forms, generous spacing, and color that can belong to individual stories rather than the whole publication. Compact featured content introduces selected destinations before one prominent latest story leads into a relaxed card grid. Imagery and headlines share attention, while article bodies narrow into calmer reading columns. Author, topic, membership, search, and form surfaces reuse the same soft geometry, keeping the experience visually coherent. Typography, imagery, appearance, accent color, and card colors can move Okiro from quiet and neutral to brighter or more playful without tying it to a pastel palette. Is this theme for me? Okiro makes regular publishing feel light rather than routine. Rounded cards, generous spacing, and color that can belong to individual stories give personal blogs, independent newsletters, and company sites a clear structure without making them feel formal. Membership follows the same visual language: custom pages for joining, choosing a plan, signing in, and managing an account feel like part of the publication rather than a separate layer. Choose Okiro if you want a blog with an unconventional visual voice, distinct spaces for featured and recent stories, and custom membership pages for both free and paid readers. Price: $79. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Renge https://fueko.net/themes/renge/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/renge-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/renge-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Renge's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/renge-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. The latest story takes center stage in Renge, a compact visual Ghost theme for personal and creator-led blogs, with featured picks above the feed. Color can shape individual posts or the whole publication. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Company, Personal. - Content & structure: Visual publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: News, Portfolios. - Content & structure: Large publications, Text-only publications. Three key features: - Open the feed like a poster. The newest story brings together an oversized headline, offset imagery, layered color, and a field of dots before the remaining posts settle into a compact two-column grid. - Color doesn’t sit quietly. It can frame individual cards, fill an article, or reshape the whole publication, changing the character of as much — or as little — of the theme as you like. - Give featured content two distinct roles. Featured pages become Announcements, while featured posts form a separate “Don’t miss it” selection above the feed. Visual character: Renge has a graphic, poster-like editorial character built from oversized headlines, asymmetrical image placement, dotted fields, and strong use of open space. The newest story provides the main visual anchor before supporting posts settle into compact, more text-led groups. Color can remain selective around individual stories or expand across an article or publication surface, changing mood without changing the hierarchy. Imagery is distributed unevenly, giving lead stories more visual weight while smaller entries can remain typographic. Articles shift from expressive layered openings into calmer reading columns, and membership and utility pages reuse the same spacious, precise language. Typography, imagery, and light, dark, or saturated appearance can move Renge from restrained to highly expressive while its poster-like rhythm remains recognizable. Is this theme for me? Renge keeps the structure of a blog compact, then makes the presentation anything but conventional. Color and typography become part of the voice, giving personal and company publications in design, culture, lifestyle, and other creator-led fields a strong visual identity. The same graphic language continues inside each article. Oversized titles, offset feature images, and layered backgrounds carry the character of the homepage into the reading view, while post navigation and related stories give readers a clear route onward. Choose Renge if you want regular publishing to feel visually distinct, with dedicated spaces for Announcements and featured picks, and membership pages that keep the experience consistent for free and paid readers alike. Price: $79. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Shoji https://fueko.net/themes/shoji/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/shoji-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/shoji-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Shoji's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/shoji-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Block by block, Shoji moves from stories to an invitation to join, ending with the authors and topics that shape the publication. The cover becomes the publication’s visual signature in this structured editorial Ghost theme. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Editorial. - Content & structure: Author-heavy publications, Minimalist publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: Portfolios. - Content & structure: Image-led publications. Three key features: - Keep the rhythm, block by block. Clear framing carries across the homepage and custom pages, giving editorial, membership, and discovery sections one visual rhythm. - A connected member journey. Custom pages carry readers from signup and plan selection to account management, while protected posts use matching labels and calls to action. - Let the archive organize itself. Homepage widgets and dedicated author and tag pages order contributors and topics by post count, with visual cards for the leading entries and compact links for the rest. Visual character: Shoji has a structured, block-based editorial character shaped by clearly framed surfaces, selective cover imagery, and generous separation between modules. The homepage moves from a broad featured area into one prominent latest story, an orderly card grid, and quieter recommendation, membership, author, and topic groups. Images usually lead within cards, while direct headlines and restrained metadata keep the page easy to scan. Articles narrow from broad openings into calmer reading columns before framed continuation elements return the reader to discovery. Typography, imagery, accent color, and light or dark appearance can make the same structure feel warmer, more minimal, or more contrast-led without changing its modular rhythm. It suits publications that need visible structure for stories, contributors, topics, and membership without the density of a layered magazine front page. Is this theme for me? Shoji builds a publication one clearly defined block at a time. Featured posts and pages, recent stories, and membership each have their own place, giving personal blogs, newsletters, and editorial sites a restrained structure that stays easy to follow. The publication cover can appear behind both the pinned and subscription sections, giving the homepage a recognizable visual signature. Membership pages extend that identity through the same block-based structure, from signup and plan selection to account management. Choose Shoji if you want a clearly structured homepage, a complete membership journey, and discovery tools that keep authors, topics, and related stories easy to reach as the publication grows. Price: $69. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee. ## Ikken https://fueko.net/themes/ikken/ ### Detailed resources - [Features](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/ikken-features.md): Detailed feature and capability reference. - [Product knowledge](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/ikken-knowledge.md): Detailed information about Ikken's layouts, behavior, memberships and customization. - [Visual character](https://fueko.net/assets/llms/ikken-visual.md): Visual character, presentation patterns and aesthetic flexibility. Built around the balance of image and text, Ikken moves from a featured slider to an alternating editorial feed. Selected stories can break the pattern with a full-width layout in this visual Ghost theme for image-led blogs. Best for: - Format: Blogs, Journals, Company. - Content & structure: Image-led publications, Visual publications. - Publishing model: Membership focus. Not ideal for: - Format: News. - Content & structure: Large publications, Text-only publications. Three key features: - Let featured stories take over the screen. The full-screen slider pairs large imagery with prominent type, giving each story an expansive opening before the feed begins. - Build the feed around contrast. Image-and-text stories alternate from side to side, while selected posts — and entries without images — use a full-width layout to break the sequence. - Mark the story of the month. Featured posts can carry Ikken’s distinctive label with its marker, wording, and date, with simpler variations available when the full treatment feels too prominent. Visual character: Ikken has a spacious, image-led editorial character built around a repeated balance between photography and text. A full-scale featured opening leads into an alternating feed where image and copy trade sides, while wider or image-free stories interrupt the sequence. Generous whitespace, small metadata, and restrained controls make the page feel like a series of editorial spreads rather than a dense card grid. Articles continue the split relationship in their openings before narrowing into calm reading columns. Navigation, search, and suggestions sit inside an expandable side panel, preserving the openness of the main surface. Typography, imagery, accent color, and light or dark appearance can change the mood substantially without altering Ikken's sequential rhythm. Is this theme for me? Ikken lets image and text take turns leading. A full-screen slider and alternating feed give image-led blogs, journals, and company publications a clear editorial rhythm without filling the homepage with competing sections. The same balance continues inside each article, where the title and feature image share a split opening. The expandable menu keeps search, popular topics, and authors ordered by publishing activity within reach while the homepage remains visually open. Choose Ikken if you want featured stories to open at full scale, a focused feed where selected posts can break the alternating sequence, and custom membership pages for free and paid readers. Price: $69. Compatible with Ghost 6. Updates & support included. 14-day money-back guarantee.