Settings
The blog.php config file determines whether your blog settings are controlled by the admin interface or through the configuration settings.
Setting Options
Below are the fields you can control in the CMS:
- Title - The display name of the blog
- Description - The descirption of the blog
- URL - The site uri to associate with the blog
- Theme location - The view location of the theme. Defaults to theme/default
- Theme layout - The layout file path to use (e.g. the _layouts/blog.php file)
- Theme module - The module to load the theme from. The default is the blog module
- Use cache - Determines whether to use the cache or not
- Allow comments - Allow people to comment on your posts
- Cache time to live - How long the cached file should exist
- Use captchas - Use captchas for comment submission. You must make the fuel/modules/blog/assets/captchas/ folder have writable permissions.
- Monitor comments - Monitor comments before publishing
- Save spam - Save those comments flagged by spam
- Akismet Key - The Akismet antispam key
- Comments time limit - The time limit in which you are no longer able to submit comments
- Comment submission time limit - The time limit between a user can make comment posts
- Asset upload path - The asset folder path to upload images
- Per page - The number of post excerpts to show on a page
- Page title separator - The separater to use between parts of the page title. The default is «
- Multiple authors - Determines whether multiple authors can be used with posts
- Social media - Determins which social media sites a blog author can associate with their profile