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# Note that as with any PSD1 in PowerShell, this config file is translateable
# However, in addition, we want to support translating your posts ...
# You simply need to provide a copy with the specific file name pattern:
# FileName.lang.ext
# Please see the ReadMe for more complete documentation of the settings...
Author = @{
Id = 'Jaykul'
Name = 'Joel "Jaykul" Bennett'
Email = "Jaykul@HuddledMasses.org"
Url = "http://HuddledMasses.org/about_me"
}
# This is the main URL for your site. It will be used in a prominent link
RootUrl = "http://PoshCode.org/"
# This is the path where blog posts will be placed, below the RootUel
# If not set, it defaults to empty, which is just fine for a blog, but if
# if you want to also have static pages, and not worry about confusing the paths,
# just set this path to something like "blog/"
BlogPath = "video/"
# Data about this site
Title = "PoshCode" # (translatable)
Description = "Community resources for PowerShell coders" # (translatable)
# This controls which set of layout templates will be used
Theme = "BootstrapBlog"
# The rest of these settings are entirely optional:
# Instead of saving files as BlogUrl/<slug>.html, store them in BlogUrl/<slug>/index.html
# Generates links to BlogUrl/<slug>, make sure "index.html" is your site's default document.
PrettyUrl = $True
# Controls how many posts are rendered on each index page
PostsPerArchivePage = 15
# Date format used to display post dates.
# Passed to DateTimeOffset.ToString(...)
DateFormat = 'yyyy-MM-dd'
####################
### SETTINGS BELOW THIS ARE WISHFUL THINKING
####################
# This should control which languages we should generate, but doesn't do anything yet
DefaultCulture = "En-US"
# Translations = "Es", "De"
# Post's dates use UTC by default, if you want to use a different timezone,
# Specify the name here:
# To get a list of valid names, in PowerShell, run this, and use the "Id":
# [System.TimeZoneInfo]::GetSystemTimeZones() | ft Id, DisplayName -auto
TimeZoneInfo = "Eastern Standard Time"
}