Settings file. Also updated the documentation accordingly.
Update documentation to cover new page_name behavior
Fixed page_name to adapt to the links provided by the Settings file. Includes documentation updates as well.
Updated terms to maintain better syntax and consistancy
Added docstring to _from_settings() to clarify the get_page_name argument that was added. Explains why/when this argument is used.
Revert contents.py back to commit 2f29c51
Re-added docstring to _get_settings method, but this time not deleting things I shouldn't
Corrected readability change that was altered during revert.
The initial work on enabling feeds to be served from a different domain
than the site domain focused on the feed link displayed inside the
base template. But there is also a feed link inside the generated feed
itself, which this commit updates to use the FEED_DOMAIN value (if
defined).
Also, it turns out that the FEED_MAIN_URL setting is not necessary; the
existing FEED and FEED_RSS functionality is simpler and can address the
targeted use case just as easily. That attribute has been removed from
the settings and template, along with corresponding changes to the docs.
Refs #177.
This (indirectly) enables support for FeedBurner. Added docs for
FeedBurner configuration. Clarify how defining the SITEURL attribute
affects URL structure. Closes#177.
Example usage:
* ARTICLE_URL = 'posts/{date:%Y}/{date:%b}/{date:%d}/{slug}/'
* ARTICLE_SAVE_AS = 'posts/{date:%Y}/{date:%b}/{date:%d}/{slug}/index.html'
This removes CLEAN_URLS and ARTICLE_PERMALINK_STRUCTURE because these
new settings can produce the same result.
This adds an extensions setting all readers in the style of [ext]_EXTENSIONS. So for the MarkdownReader, who's extension is "md", the setting read is MD_EXTENSIONS.
The settings allow overriding the default options passed through the readers. In the case of Markdown the default values are ['codehilite','extra'], but user may change this through the setting:
MD_EXTENSIONS = ['footnotes','abbr','codehilite']
Also I have implemented other options to this setting, such as the category, the date, the author, this kind of things.
Finally, I have setted the ARTICLE_PERMALINK_STRUCTURE option as null in pelican.conf.py sample file.
