; $Id: alkivia.ini 814 2010-02-03 11:41:57Z jcanals $

; If you set this file on your wp-content directory, it will override the theme
; options, force to use this ones and disable them from the admin page.

; All alkivia plugins and themes share the same file. If you already have an 
; alkivia.ini file in your wp-content directory, you can copy and paste this 
; settings on it.

; The ini file is mostly used on WordPress MU, when we want to force all blogs to 
; this settings and don't want to allow the blog administrators to change them.

; SEE ALSO THE alkivia.ini FILE ON THE framework/samples folder.

[chameleon]

;-------------------------------------------------
; Following options can only be set on this file.
;-------------------------------------------------

; disable-favicon = Off
; favicon-url = http://alkivia.org/images/favicon.ico

; custom-palettes-dir = /home/user/http/wp-content/themes
; custom-palettes-url = http://sample.com/wp-content/themes 

; disable-admin-page = Off

;-------------------------------------------------------------------
; Following settings can be set in this file and via settings admin.
; Any option set in this file will be disabled on the admin panel.
;-------------------------------------------------------------------

; disable-header-image = Off
; header-image = theme_head.jpg
; disable-header-title = Off

; widgetized-home = Off
; sidebar-pos = right
; navbar-pos = bottom
; disable-search-box = Off

; palette = orange
; switch-styles = Off

; menu-home = On
; menu-categories = On
; menu-categories-title = Categories
; menu-set-categories = 149,218,217 
; menu-login = Off
; menu-admin = Off

; footer-text = "© Copyright 2009 - Some rights reserved"

; disable-tags = On
; author-pages = On
; enable-selfping = Off
; allow-page-comments = Off

; hide-theme-credits = Off
; sociable-plugin = Off