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# encoding: UTF-8 # # Plate Configuration File # ======================== # # The root domain and protocol for this website base_url: "http://example.com" # The default format for URL structure of blog posts. # Variables starting with a colon will be replaced with the value for that # post on build. # # Variable options are: # * `date` - The date of this post, formatted as YYYY-MM-DD # * `title` - The title of this post, formatted for URL # * `slug` - The blog post URL slug (the name of the post) # * `year` - The 4-digit year of this post # * `month` - The 2-digit month for this post # * `day` - The 2-digit day of month for this post # * `category` - The category for this post permalink: "/posts/:year/:month/:slug" # Options available for new posts generated with `plate post [Title]` posts: # New posts generated with the `plate post 'Title'` command can be put into a draft # state by setting this to true. Once your post is ready, add `publish: true` to the # meta information for that post and it will be published on the next build. draft: false # The default layout to use for new posts. This layout should exist in `layouts/` #layout: "default" # The default category to use for new posts #category: "posts" # The default tags to use for new posts #tags: [ tag1, tag2, tag3 ] # The default body content for new posts. #body: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit." # The default meta data for your site meta: title: "My New Site" description: "A really great site, generated with Plate!" author: "Clark Kent" email: "me@example.com"
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