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--- services:pvw:conf:site [2015/03/17 17:01]
eric [Sections]
+++ services:pvw:conf:site [2015/03/19 11:23] (current)
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 // are stored in : **$pvw_conf['emails']**//
-If a visitor uses the contact form to reach a certain department on your website such as "customer support" or "general inquiries", his message will be sent to the email addresses set as :
+If a visitor uses the contact form to reach a certain department on your website such as "customer support" or "general inquiries", his message will be sent to the corresponding email addresses set as :
 <code php>
 $pvw_conf['emails']['general']	="me@domain.com";
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   * **fb_like** : Is a Facebook "LikeBox" that can be inserted within //Boxes//.
-Set each widget's parameter to 1 to set it's status value to '**on**'. Set your own parameter values to override the widgets default values.
+To activate each widget, set its '**on**' parameter value to 1. Set your own parameter values to override the widgets default values.
 In example : To active the share widget with 10 icons (instead of the default value of 5), simply add :
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 </code>
-Each section has it's own parameters that, as always, has default values that can be overridden using the site configuration (See your Private page to see their current values). For each section you can set :
+Each section has its own parameters that, as always, has default values that can be overridden using the site configuration (See your Private page to see their current values). For each section you can set :
   * **menu_name**  : The name shown in the Navigation Bar.
   * **title** : The title of the section (visible in the section Index)
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 ===== Pages =====
-// are stored in : **$pvw_conf['pages']**//
+// Are stored in : **$pvw_conf['pages']**//
-Each sections can contain one or more pages, defined and sorted according to the '**pages_on**' array indexed by sections. By default, all factory pages are shown, bu you can limit it to the page you want, by setting the //pages_on// of each section.
+Each section can contain one or more pages, defined and sorted according to the '**pages_on**' array indexed by sections. By default, all factory pages are shown, but you can limit it to the page you want by setting the //pages_on// for each section.
 Example :
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 $pvw_conf['pages_on']['about']=array('company','contact');
 </code>
-//Notice that if a section contains only ONE page, the section will be replaced by this page//
+//Note that if a section contains only ONE page, the section will be replaced by that page//
-Each pages has the following parameters (set by defaults, overriden by you) :
+Each page has the following parameters (set by default, or overriden by you) :
-  * **title** : Title of the page
+  * **title** : The title of the page.
-  * **html_title** : Browser's window title
+  * **html_title** : The browser's window title.
-  * **intro** : a short text displayed in the section index, under the title of the page
+  * **intro** : A short text displayed within the index section, under the title of the page.
-  * **menu_name** : the name of the page displayed in the Navbar menu
+  * **menu_name** : The name of the page displayed in the Navbar menu.
-  * **fa_icon** : another icon to diplay in the various menus
+  * **fa_icon** : Another icon to be displayed within various menus.
-  * **meta_desc** : Page meta "description" tag content
+  * **meta_desc** : Page meta "description" tag content.
-  * **meta_keys** : Page meta "keywords" tag content
+  * **meta_keys** : Page meta "keywords" tag content.
 Example:
 <code php>
 $pvw_conf['pages']['about']['contact']['title']       ="Contacting MyCompany";
-$pvw_conf['pages']['products']['bundles']['meta_desc']="All bundles made by Mycompany";
+$pvw_conf['pages']['products']['bundles']['meta_desc']="All bundles made by MyCompany";
 </code>
 ===== Custom Pages =====
-If you need to create others pages, you can define them with any HTML content you need. You just have to create the page definition in the //pages// array, and enable it in the //pages_on// array of the corresponding section.
+If you need to create "custom" pages, you may define these using any HTML content as needed. You simply need to create the page definition in the //pages// array and enable them from the //pages_on// array in the corresponding section.
-Example:
+Example :
 <code php>
 $pvw_conf['pages']['about']['our_jobs']['title']       ="Jobs at MyCompany";
-$pvw_conf['pages']['about']['our_jobs']['content']     ="We are hiring a cool developper";
+$pvw_conf['pages']['about']['our_jobs']['content']     ="We're hiring a cool developper";
 $pvw_conf['pages_on']['about']     =array('company','our_jobs','contact');
 </code>
-In this example we created the //our_jobs// page, linked from the about section at the url /about/our_jobs.
+In this example we created an //our_jobs// page, linked from the about section at the url : /about/our_jobs.
-Note: the page index name (//our_jobs// in the example) must NOT be one of the factory page, else it would be ignored. Therefore as we will regulary add new factory pages with some unique index name, we advice you to choose an index name that will never match one of the future factory page name. Prefixing it my your company name or with //custom_// (or //our_// like in the example) would certainly be an update-proof name.
+Note : The page index name (//our_jobs// in this example) must NOT be one of the factory default pages as it would be ignored. Moreover, as we will regulary add new factory pages with unique index name, we advice that you choose index names that will never match future factory page names. You may therefore want to Prefix pages using "mycompany" name or use //custom_// or //our_// as shown in the example above) which would certainly be a good update-safe name to use.
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