Striped keeps three options, all set in this package’s demo-config.json rather than left at schema defaults. You’re looking at the result of those values right now: credit on, a coral-specific tagline under the title, and a shortened copyright name.

show_html5up_credit

Set to true. When on, the sidebar .box.text-style1 panel appends “Design by HTML5 UP” next to the tagline, and the #copyright list at the bottom of the sidebar adds a second “Design: HTML5 UP” line — both required under CC BY. The toggle gates both surfaces together on purpose so a partial license swap can’t orphan one credit line while hiding the other. This demo leaves it on so the fidelity bar stays honest; the mobile drawer behind #titleBar shows the identical sidebar markup, credit included.

sidebar_tagline

This demo sets “A coral-accented sidebar blog for Dune”, replacing the schema default (A Dune site). It renders directly under the #logo site title inside the sticky sidebar, so it’s the first line of copy a visitor reads before the nav, search box, or recent-posts list. Because the sidebar is shared markup across /, /blog, and every post route, one string brands the whole chrome instead of only the home page.

footer_text

Set to “Striped Demo” here instead of falling back to the site title, so the #copyright line reads as a short, deliberate label rather than a long marketing title wrapping awkwardly in a narrow sidebar column.

There is no dark mode or color-scheme preset. Upstream Striped is one light coral-accented design; a Dune dark lift may land later as an enhancement, not as fidelity work.