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Analytics
Google Analytics
This will embed the google analytics tracking code.
{
"html": { "google_analytics": "UA-XXXXXXXXX-XX" }
}
Piwik Analytics
This will embed the piwik tracking code.
{
"html": { "piwik_analytics": "my-url-for-piwik.com" }
}
You can Also give a specific Piwik ID as well.
{
"html": { "piwik_analytics_id": "43" }
}
Plausible Analytics
This will embed the https://plausible.io/ tracking code.
{
"html": { "plausible_domain": "daux.io" }
}
Automatic Table of Contents
You can add a table of contents on each page automatically, read about it here
Buttons
You can add buttons to the landing page.
{
"html": {
"buttons": {
"My Website": "http://example.com"
}
}
}
Breadcrumb titles
Daux.io provides the option to present page titles as breadcrumb navigation. You can optionally specify the separator used for breadcrumbs.
{
"html": {
"breadcrumbs": true,
"breadcrumb_separator" : " > "
}
}
Date Modified
By default, daux.io will display the last modified time as reported by the system underneath the title for each document.
To disable this, change the option in your config.json to false
.
{
"html": { "date_modified": false }
}
GitHub Repo
Add a 'Fork me on GitHub' ribbon.
{
"html": { "repo": "dauxio/daux.io" }
}
Inherit Index
This feature will instructs the navigation generator to seek the first available file to use when there is no index in a folder.
{
"html": { "inherit_index": true }
}
Jump buttons
You can have previous/next buttons on each page.
They can be disabled by setting jump_buttons
to false
.
{
"html": { "jump_buttons": false }
}
Landing page
The automatic landing page can be disabled through the auto_landing
option, read about it here
Links
Include custom links in the sidebar.
{
"html": {
"links": {
"GitHub Repo": "https://github.com/dauxio/daux.io",
"Help/Support/Bugs": "https://github.com/dauxio/daux.io/issues",
"Made by Todaymade": "http://todaymade.com"
}
}
}
Search
Daux has an embedded search engine read all about it here
Themes
We have 4 built-in Bootstrap themes. To use one of the themes, just set the theme
option to one of the following:
- daux-blue
- daux-green
- daux-navy
- daux-red
{
"html": { "theme": "daux-blue" }
}
To use a custom theme, just copy over the theme folder into the themes
directory and set its value in the theme
param in config.json
{
"html": { "theme": "new-theme" }
}
Toggling Code Blocks
Some users might wish to hide the code blocks & view just the documentation.
By setting the toggle_code
property to true
, you can offer a toggle button on the page.
{
"html": { "toggle_code": true }
}
Include twitter follow buttons in the sidebar.
{
"html": { "twitter": ["justin_walsh", "todaymade"] }
}