_config.yml

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# collectionbuilder-csv
# Jekyll Digital Collection Generator
# https://github.com/CollectionBuilder/collectionbuilder-csv
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# URL VARIABLES
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# site domain, full URL to the production location of your collection
url: 
# path to location on the domain if necessary e.g. /digital/hjccc
baseurl: 
# location of code, the full url to your github repository
source-code: https://github.com/CollectionBuilder/cb-oralhistory

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# SITE SETTINGS
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# title of site appears in banner
title: cb-oralhistory
# tagline, a short phrase that will appear throughout the site in the top banner
tagline: Prototype for working with Oral History as Data items in CollectionBuilder
# description appears in meta tags and other locations
# this description might appear in search result lists, keep around 160 characters max
description: "CB-OHD is a mix of CollectionBuilder-CSV and Oral History as Data (OHD)."
# if you want a different description to appear in the footer only, define it here, or leave blank to use description
# footer_description: "cb-oralhistory rocks!" 
# keywords, a short list of subjects describing the collection, separated by semicolon, to appear in rich markup
keywords: oral histories;digital collections
# creator of the digital collection, to appear in meta tags; we typically use our GitHub usernames but feel free to just use your name
author: dcnb


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# COLLECTION SETTINGS
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# Set the metadata for your collection (the name of the CSV file in your _data directory that describes the objects in your collection) 
# Use the filename of your CSV **without** the ".csv" extension! E.g. _data/demo-metadata.csv --> "demo-metadata"
metadata: demo-ohd-metadata 
# page generation settings [optional!]
# [optional: only used if you need to tweak CB defaults or generate from more than one data file]
# page_gen:
#   - data: 'demo-metadata'
#     template: 'item'
#     name: 'objectid'
#     dir: 'items'
#     extension: 'html' 
#     filter: 'objectid'  

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# Site/Organization Branding 
#   Enter information for your organization (replacing the CDIL links and name below) if you'd like to brand your site with a logo
#   To remove the branding, comment out these values, or delete them. 
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organization-name: "Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL)"
organization-link: https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/
organization-logo-banner: https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/storying-extinction/assets/img/cdil.png
organization-logo-nav: https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/assets/img/logo.png

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# GOOGLE SERVICES [optional!]
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# leave these blank or comment out to NOT include google code
# if present, used to add analytics during "production" build only
# google-analytics-id: "G-XXXXXXXXX"
# google-cse-id: "002151703305773322890:1pu3smhw1t8"

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# ROBOTS EXCLUDE
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# set noindex to true if you do NOT want Google to index your site
# noindex: true 

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# BUILD SETTINGS 
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# Note: use environment variable on build command to include analytics
# JEKYLL_ENV=production jekyll build
# (this is done automatically by gh-pages build)
#
# ignore stuff
exclude: [docs/, Rakefile, rakelib/, README.md, LICENSE, CITATION.cff, CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md]
# compress CSS output
sass:
  style: compressed

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# Additional parameters
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# timezone: added per suggestion found in https://talk.jekyllrb.com/t/timezone-global-configuration-problem/7985
timezone: America/Chicago

### Note Jekyll documentation suggests...
# JEKYLL_ENV=production  # ...must be set in order to make a production build. 
# but we've built in a command to build for production. It's:  rake deploy
# if you enter  rake deploy    in the command line, the site will build with production variables
# documented here: https://collectionbuilder.github.io/cb-docs/docs/deploy/build/#build-with-rake-deploy