Luno
$89
Luno Ghost theme homepage: a fixed left sidebar with a grouped menu and a light and dark switch, a search bar above the content, three featured cover cards and a row of tag pills.
Version
1.0.4
Updated at
Aug 2026
Compatibility
Ghost 5 & 6
GScan
100 / 100

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Luno

$89

Luno is a blog that works like an app. A menu that stays open in a fixed sidebar, search a keystroke away, a light and dark switch beside your logo, and a homepage that opens with three featured stories as cover cards. Built for travel, lifestyle and product blogs whose readers expect an interface they already know, and managed entirely from Ghost admin.

Features

  • Fixed sidebar menu with groups and icons
  • Search with a keyboard shortcut
  • Light, dark and system, with a switch for readers
  • Dark mode tinted with your accent color
  • Three featured cover cards, then sections per tag
  • Hero from a tagged page, five arrangements
  • Six post layouts, including full-screen and video
  • What's Next list beside every post
  • Table of contents on posts you tag for it
  • Membership pricing from your Ghost tiers
  • Shop, contact, authors, tags, sign-in and sign-up pages
  • 48 languages, English plus 47 translations

A Sidebar, Search, and a Switch

Your menu lives in a fixed column on the left with your logo, a light and dark switch and your social links. Above the content, a search field waits with a keyboard shortcut beside it. The site behaves like an app the reader already knows.

We kept the menu open instead of hiding it behind a button. A reader who can see every section reads more of them.

A Front Page That Fills Itself

Three featured stories open the homepage as cover cards, one large and two beside it. Then a row of topic pills, the latest posts, and a section for each tag you name, in the order you name them. Mark a story featured and it moves to the top; the page keeps itself current.

Add a hero from a tagged page in one of five arrangements, and a carousel of your authors at the bottom, or leave both off.

Six Ways to Open a Post

A photograph filling the screen with the headline set over it. A framed image above the title. A single centered column. The image beside the title on a gray panel. A video first. Or no image at all. You choose per post, in the editor.

Every Page a Publication Needs

Authors and tags, each with their three latest posts. A membership page priced from your Ghost tiers. A shop built from Ghost's product cards, a contact form, and sign-in and sign-up pages that share the design. One theme, no page left plain.

Nobody Reaches a Dead End

Beside every post, a What's Next list of the previous and next stories, more on the same topic, and your featured pieces. Below it, every author's bio and links, comments, and sharing to twelve places from one dialog. A table of contents joins the sidebar on the guides you tag for it.

Dark Mode in Your Colors

Light, dark, or whatever the reader's device prefers, with a switch beside your logo you can offer your visitors. The dark surfaces take a faint tint from your accent color, so the night version still looks like you. Choose from 25 heading and 16 body fonts, seven card image ratios and six corner radii.

Made For

Travel and lifestyle blogs, product and company blogs, and creators whose readers arrive from an app and expect to feel at home. If you want the same sidebar on warm paper with a serif, Senna is the quieter cousin.

The Details

Post layoutsDefault, Classic, Centered, Inline Image, Video, No Image
Page templatesAuthors, Tags, Membership, Shop, Contact, Wide page, Sign in, Sign up
HomepageHero from a tagged page in five arrangements, three featured cover cards, tag pills, latest posts, sections per tag, authors carousel, Ghost recommendations
ColorLight, dark and system, optional visitor switch, dark logo slot, accent from Ghost
Fonts25 heading and 16 body fonts, or Ghost's own font settings
CardsSeven image aspect ratios, six corner radii
ReadingWhat's Next sidebar, table of contents on tagged posts, 12-platform sharing, image lightbox, code highlighting, native comments, optional progress ring
Languages48, English plus 47 translations
PhonesSidebar becomes a drawer with search, installable to the home screen
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Luno questions

Can I add a hero to the homepage?
Yes. Create a page, tag it #hero, and its title, text and feature image open the homepage above the featured cards. You choose one of five arrangements for it in the design settings, and four treatments for the image, including a circle. Without a tagged page the homepage starts at the featured cards, as the demo does. The hero section of the docs shows each arrangement.
How do I group the sidebar menu and add icons?
In Ghost's navigation settings, create an item with # as its URL to make a group heading and start the labels beneath it with a dash. Add [icon=name] to any label to show that Lucide icon beside it. Groups stay open in the sidebar; there are no dropdowns to hunt through. The navigation docs walk through it.
Does every post get a table of contents?
Only posts you tag #table-of-content, and only on wide screens, where it sits at the top of the post sidebar and follows the reader's position. It is meant for guides and long reads rather than every note you publish. See the table of contents docs.
Do readers get a dark mode?
Yes. You set the default to light, dark or the reader's system preference, and a sun and moon switch beside your logo lets readers change it for their visit. The dark surfaces take a faint tint from your accent color, so dark mode still looks like your brand. You can hide the switch if you prefer one look.
What appears beside a post?
A What's Next list: the previous and next posts, up to five on the same topic, and your featured posts, with duplicates removed. On the Centered layout it moves below the text instead. It is always on, so no reader reaches a dead end.
Where do the prices on the Membership page come from?
From your tiers in Ghost. The template reads their monthly and yearly prices, benefits and trial days and lays them out as cards with a Monthly/Yearly toggle. Each button opens Portal at that plan, and a member's current plan is marked. Setup steps are in the Membership page docs.
Which Ghost version does the Luno theme support?
Luno is compatible with Ghost 5 & 6, and was last updated Aug 2026. It installs on any current Ghost site, whether self-hosted or on Ghost(Pro).
How much does the Luno theme cost, and is there a refund?
Luno is a one-time purchase of $89 with no subscription, backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee so you can try it risk-free.
Do I need to know how to code to use Luno?
No. Install Luno from Ghost Admin by uploading the theme zip, then adjust fonts, colors, navigation, and homepage options through Ghost's built-in settings and code injection. No coding is required to set it up.
What is included, and where do I get help setting up Luno?
Your purchase includes the Luno theme package plus full documentation at luxethemes.com/docs/luno covering installation, customization, and every feature. You can also reach support through the contact page.