### Sample site.cf file
#	$Id: site.cf,v 1.7 2002/11/23 16:01:44 steve Exp $

#	This file contains "name=value" pairs; whitespace surrounding the
#	"=" character is ignored.  "\" is used for escaping.

#	Every name defined here will be accessible as an entity (&name;) 
#	in .ht and .wt files, provided it is a valid XML identifier, with 
#	syntax /[0-9A-Za-z][-._0-9A-Za-z]*/ -- by convention a leading _ 
#	(underscore), which is not a valid starting character for XML, is 
#	used for sitewide configuration parameters that should not appear
#	in web pages.

## General information about the site configuration:
# The text name of the website, suitable for use in titles
site.name	= Combo-test
# The HTML name of the site, commonly used as a link to the homepage.
site.name.html	= Combo test

# The URL path to the directory in which site information is kept.
# In particular, site.dir contains site.cf, the main configuration file.
site.dir	= /site

## Define the "areas" that contain index pages.
#  These generally appear in a navigation bar at the top of each page.
area.urls	= c m
area.text	= Contributors Members

## Default directory listing format
#	if columns = 0, entries are just word-wrapped
dir.columns	= 5
dir.width	= 100%
dir.dirsFirst	= 1

## Link definitions:
# Link definitions are for things that look like filenames or WikiWords
# but really aren't.  Put commonly-referred-to domain names here.
link.PenguinSong	= http://www.penguinsong.net/index
link.PenguinSong.net	= http://www.penguinsong.net/
link.PenguinSong.org	= http://www.penguinsong.org/
link.penguinsong.net	= http://www.penguinsong.net/
link.penguinsong.org	= http://www.penguinsong.org/

## Null link definitions:
#   Abbreviations with internal periods look like filenames.
#   The final period is missing because the autolinker strips it off in
#   order to recognize linkable words at the ends of sentences.
link.i.e =
link.e.g =
link.et.al =