If you have the required permissions, the Blog settings screen is divided in two tabs: Parameters and Users.
Warning:
Depending on your permissions, you may have access to only some of the parameters described here.This field lets you provide a unique ID for each blog (the main blog has the ID "default").
Warning:
If you change your Blog ID, you must be sure that the script responding to its address is able to handle it (see the Administration guide). If you only have one blog, don't change its ID.This field lets you edit the blog's title. You can change it any time.
Full address of your blog. Depending on whether the URL scan method is PATH_INFO or QUERY_STRING, you will have to add either "/" or "?" (respectively) at the end of the URL, except in some special cases.
Note:
If you want to use the PATH_INFO method, first check that your hosting provider supports it. You will then have to enter the blog url ashttp://myblog/index.php/
, and uncomment the PATH_INFO section in inc/config.php.
If you choose the QUERY_STRING method, specify the blog url as http://myblog/index.php?
or http://myblog?
This menu lets you set the status of a blog:
The blog description is displayed in the RSS thread and in your blog if the required display code has been inserted into the active theme's template files.
This field lets you indicate the name of the person responsible for the blog's content. It is displayed in the feed details.
This field lets you display a copyright notice in the feed.
This is the global language for all blogs.
This setting changes the language of the public interface of your blog whan a translation exists. If it is not set, the public interface will default to English. Individual blogs can override this setting, or use the global default.
Use the drop-down menu to select your preferred URL format for entry-specific pages.
This setting applies to the entries and comments on your blog.
This option allows you to enable Dotclear's XML/RPC interface for this blog. This feature lets you edit your blog using external tools.
Uncheck the relevant check boxes to forbid comments and/or trackbacks on your blog.
Note:
If the blog allows comments and/or trackbacks via these settings, you may block them on individual entries, but if they are disabled for the blog, you cannot enable comments and/or trackbacks for individual posts.If you select these options, any new comment or trackback will be moderated, i.e. it will not be published until approved by an editor.
This option lets you set how long comments and trackbacks should remain open after the publication of an entry. Set this option to 0 if you do not want them to be automatically closed after a certain period.
Tick this checkbox to allow the use of wiki syntax in the comments.
If you select this option, search engine robots will not follow the links included in comments and trackbacks. This also applies to the link to the author's website.
These settings define the way dates and times are displayed on your blog. The Help panel describes the various formats to help you choose the right one (short or long date, etc.). You may also wish to visit the PHP documentation on date and time formats.
Replaces text smilies (smileys) with the corresponding graphics. The matches between texts and smilies can be found in the file dotclear/themes/default/smilies/smilies.txt
.
If there are more entries than the maximum number defined in this field, a link to the previous pages will be displayed after the page's last entry.
There are three options available for you to control your syndication feed:
When you add an image to the Media manager, smaller sizes are automatically generated. You can use these fields to specify the size of the larger dimension for each type of generated image.
This field lets you define the format of the title that is automatically added to image tags. The title is composed from the image's metadata.
These options let you choose whether you want search engine robots ("spiders") to index and/or archive the content of your blog. Select the last option if you do not want your blog to be found via search engines.
This option let you set how long junk comments should be kept before being automatically deleted.
If this plugin is installed, use this option to activate or deactivate it per blog.
Do not forget apply your changes by clicking on the Save button at the bottom of this page.
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