Full list of variables definable in config.ini

An array of files in a directory that web server treats as index. Note the first one will be used to build friendly links.

Default values: 

default.directory_index[] = "index.html"
default.directory_index[] = "index.php"

Tells Webkameleon what kind of code beautyfy algorithm should be taken during publication. Possible values are: none, strip, beautify. 

Default value: none 

Numeric value of the default level in body section where modules are placed after insert action. Levels are defined in level.body secion. If you want to define a separate default level for various page type use: webpage.type.N.level

An array of levels in the body part of webpage. Levels should be identified by positive integers. The identifiers of levels will be useful in other parts of template creation. There is an example of levels definition:

level.body.1 = 'main'
level.body.2 = 'container'
level.body.3 = 'left_column'
level.body.4 = 'right_column'

An array of levels in the header part of webpage. Levels should be identified by positive integers. The identifiers of levels will be useful in other parts of template creation. There is an example of levels definition:

level.header.101 = 'logo'
level.header.102 = 'menu'
level.header.103 = 'social'
level.header.104 = 'search'

An array of levels in the fotter part of webpage. Levels should be identified by positive integers. The identifiers of levels will be useful in other parts of template creation. There is an example of levels definition:

level.footer.201 = 'contact'
level.footer.202 = 'menu'
level.footer.203 = 'social'

Prefix to all webpage names of the website. Usefull feature when you maintain multilanguage website

path.pageprefix = "{if:!server.lang=$lang}{lang}/{endif:!server.lang=$lang}"

Smekta™ expression resulting "lang/" prefix if the language ($lang) is not equal to the default language of the website (server.lang)

Boolean value telling Webkameleon to redirect webages that have set attribute next to the page of the next value.

Default: true

Boolean values helping webmaster limit variaty of changable options in edit page

webpage.show.title = true
webpage.show.description = true
webpage.show.keywords = true
webpage.show.bgcolor = true
webpage.show.class = true
webpage.show.background = true
webpage.show.type = true
webpage.show.next = true
webpage.show.prev = true
webpage.show.filename = true
webpage.show.menu_id = true
webpage.show.og_image = true
webpage.show.og_desc = true
webpage.show.head = true
webpage.show.logo = false

Boolean values helping webmaster limit variaty of changable options in edit module

webtd.show.title = true
webtd.show.menu = true
webtd.show.html = true
webtd.show.bgimg = true
webtd.show.bgcolor = true
webtd.show.align = true
webtd.show.valign = true
webtd.show.class = true
webtd.show.width = true
webtd.show.type = false
webtd.show.level = true
webtd.show.repeat = true
webtd.show.img = true
webtd.show.more = true
webtd.show.next = true
webtd.show.size = true
webtd.show.cos = true
webtd.show.costxt = true
webtd.show.staticinclude = true
webtd.show.valid = true
webtd.show.itemtype = true

Boolean values helping webmaster limit variaty of changable options in edit page

weblink.show.alt = true
weblink.show.alt_title = true
weblink.show.img = true
weblink.show.imga = true
weblink.show.href = true
weblink.show.ufile_target = true
weblink.show.variables = true
weblink.show.target = true
weblink.show.submenu_id = true
weblink.show.type = true
weblink.show.class = true
weblink.show.description = true
weblink.show.page_target = true

Array defining website types

webpage.type.0.name = 'H0ME'
webpage.type.0.filename = 'home.html'
webpage.type.0.level = 5

webpage.type.1.name = 'PAGE'
webpage.type.1.filename = 'page.html'

the 0 and 1 - positive integers - stand for website type identifier. In this case the default level for a page of type 0 equals 5.

Array defining module types

webtd.type.0.name = 'My special box'
webtd.type.0.filename = 'box.html'

webtd.type.1.name = 'My beautyful menu'
webtd.type.1.filename = 'menu.html'
webtd.type.1.menu = true;

the 0 and 1 - positive integers - stand for module type identifier.

All the dypes defined here will appear in the Insert->template defined menu of Webkameleon interface.

Sometimes there is a need to implement custom variables. You can define custom variables for the object of webpage, module and link. To do this simply write:

webpage.user.N.surfer.label = "Surfer ID"

this definition means that webpages of type N will have additional parameter surfer and will be available as {page.surfer}

If you want a parameter to be available in all kinds of webpage, use * for N.

If you want your user not to be able to input custom values, rather select one of predefined use:

webpage.user.N.surfer.values = "black|white|red"

There is also posibility to define a checkbox by writing

webpage.user.N.for_surfers.values = "0|1"