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# default values
all:
  a:
    # includes a.css into the project
    use_bundled_stylesheet: true
    
    # default button order for P'unk Projects
    global_button_order:
      - blog
      - events
      - media
      - users 
      - reorganize
    # If true, there will be a language switcher next to the login/logout button
    i18n_switch: true
    i18n_languages: [en, fr, de, es, ru]
    # By default new slots in an area go to the top, you can change that here
    # new_slots_top: false
    routes_register: false 
    default_on: true
    pretty_english_dates: true

    # Make sure you specify the candidate and sufficient groups for both managing
    # (that is, deleting and creating) and editing pages. It's typical to use the same
    # group of candidates for editors and managers, because you can still assign actual
    # managing and editing privileges for any individual page and its descendants via the
    # page settings dialog even if the pool of candidates is all one group
    manage_candidate_group: editor
    manage_sufficient_group: admin
    edit_candidate_group: editor
    edit_sufficient_group: admin
    # Permission to view locked pages. In our recommended fixtures,
    # the guest, editor and admin groups have this. Users that have no
    # group membership do not. If you want to give people "off the street" accounts,
    # this is a useful way to avoid giving them access to locked pages until they
    # are deemed worthy of membership in the guest group. If you comment out
    # this line, any authenticated user will be able to view locked pages
    view_locked_sufficient_credentials: view_locked
    
    # Sets the level of CMS Pages allowed to be created by the client 
    # (e.g. page_level: 1 means the site can only have pages that are 
    # peers to the homepage peers A.K.A. top navigation pages)
    # max_page_levels: 3  

    # Maximum number of child pages allowed to be created at any given level
    # max_children_per_page: 8 
    
    # Message displayed next to button if client tries to click
    # max_page_limit_message: Cannot create a child page here.
    
    addslot_button_style: big
    history_button_style: no-label big
    delete_button_style: no-label
    
    slot_types:
      aBlog: Blog Posts
      aBlogSingle: Blog Post
      aEvent: Events
      aEventSingle: Event

      # The following slot types are always enabled (meaning only that you can include them in
      # individual templates if you wish, so you still have control over what your end users do):
      #
      # aRichText
      # aText
      # aImage
      # aSlideshow
      # aButton
      # aVideo
      # aPDF
      # aRawHTML
      #
      # You can enable additional slot types implemented at the application level or via
      # plugins by adding their type names here along with a short descriptive label.
      # 
      # Example:
      #
      # baseball: "Baseball Box Score"
      #
      # (This assumes you have implemented such a slot type of course.)
      
    slot_variants:
      # This works, but it's confusing if you don't have a clear need for it, so let's not force a demo of it on folks
      # aBlog:
      #   normal:
      #     label: Normal
      #   imageOnly:
      #     label: Image Preview
      #     options:
      #       force_template: imagePreviewTemplate
      #       full: true
      aButton:
        normal:
          label: Normal
        useTitleAsButtonText:
          label: Text Over
      aSlideshow:
        normal:
          label: Normal
          options:
            interval: 0
            title: false
            arrows: true
        compact:
          label: Compact
          options:
            interval: 0
            title: true
            arrows: true
            itemTemplate: slideshowItemCompact
        autoplay:
          label: Auto Play
          options:
            interval: 4
            title: true
            arrows: false         
            itemTemplate: slideshowItemCompact            
            
    home_as_tab: false

    templates:
      home: Home Page
      default: Default Page
    # We're using it as the sitewide layout instead (see view.yml)
    use_bundled_layout: false   
    engines:
      '': 'Template-Based'
      aBlog: Blog
      aEvent: Events
      aMedia: Media

  aAdmin:
    web_dir: /apostrophePlugin

  aMedia:
    # If not set, the same site is assumed
    # client_site: "http://www.mymediasite.com/"
    # You should change this both here and below
    client_apikey: 'dummy'
    apikeys:
      - 'dummy'
    apipublic: false
    admin_credential: media_admin
    upload_credential: media_upload
    use_bundled_layout: false
    embed_codes: true        
    
  aToolkit:
    indexes:
      - 'aPage'
      - 'aMediaItem'
        
  # options for sfSyncContentPlugin, used to sync the database and also
  # data files such as the media plugin's images and the search indexes. 
  # You can extend this if you have more data file folders
  
  sfSyncContent:
    # The database is content, of course, but what else?
    content:
      # Almost always
      - "web/uploads"
      # If you use P'unk Avenue stuff
      - "data/a_writable"
        
  # For us this is the right place to find the netpbm utilities and ghostscript 
  # (pnmtopng, gs, etc). Change it if your environment differs. Note that the
  # default PATH is still searched too, so on most production servers you can 
  # leave this setting alone and not break it out separately for prod
      
  aimageconverter:
    path: /opt/local/bin
    # To force use of gd shut off netpbm
    # netpbm: false
    
  # You need to set this to your site's hostname to use a:refresh to update
  # URLs in media slots etc
  
#  cli:
#    host: cmstest14