_config.yml

# This is the configuration of your book-making machine.
# To store metadata for use in it, use the _data folder.

# The primary language used in this series. You can set the language for each book individually below at 'defaults'. 
# To understand what language tags to use, read: http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/ 
# For the registry of tags: http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry 
# Useful lookup tool: http://r12a.github.io/apps/subtags/
language: en

# Leave this unchanged as http://localhost:4000 unless you really know what you're doing here. This is the URL that Jekyll will run at by default locally.
url: http://localhost:4000

# Change this to the name of your series folder, e.g. /my-cool-books
baseurl: /bookdash-books

# Leave this unchanged as kramdown unless you really know how and why to change your markdown processor
markdown: kramdown

# Leave this unchanged as none. This way, your book's chapters will all generate correctly named in one folder.
# This is really useful for grabbing allyour HTML files at once for including in epubs or sending to PrinceXML.
permalink: none

# Leave this unchanged. It tells Jekyll where to find Sass partials. (See http://jekyllrb.com/docs/assets/#sassscss)
sass:
    sass_dir: css/_sass

# Exclude unnecessary or unfinished files and folders here (speeds up Jekyll, too)
exclude: [
# css,
# a-beautiful-day,
# a-dancers-tale,
# a-house-for-mouse,
# a-fish-and-a-gift,
# a-tiny-seed,
# amazing-daisy,
# bathtub-safari,
# come-back-cat,
# gracas-dream,
# grandpas-gold,
# hippo-wants-to-dance,
# how-about-you,
# hugs-in-the-city,
# i-can-dress-myself,
# i-will-help-you,
# is-there-anyone-like-me,
# it-wasnt-me,
# karabos-question,
# katiitis-song,
# lara-the-yellow-ladybird,
# little-ants-big-plan,
# little-sock,
# londi-the-dreaming-girl,
# lory-dory,
# maddy-moona,
# miss-helens-magical-world,
# mrs-penguins-palace,
# queen-of-soweto,
# rafikis-style,
# sbus-special-shoes,
# searching-for-the-spirit-of-spring,
# shongololos-shoes,
# sima-and-siza,
# sindi-and-the-moon,
# sindiwe-and-the-fireflies,
# singing-the-truth,
# sizwes-smile,
# sleepy-mr-sloth,
# springloaded,
# thatos-birthday-surprise,
# the-best-thing-ever,
# the-elephant-in-the-room,
# the-lion-who-wouldnt-try,
# there-must-be-a-rainbow,
# together-were-strong,
# tortoise-finds-his-home,
# walking-together,
# what-if,
# what-is-it,
# when-i-grow-up,
# who-is-our-friend,
# whose-button-is-this,
# why-is-nita-upside-down,
# zanele-situ-my-story,
]

# Can be useful to stop Jekyll overwriting files in _site.
# E.g. generate CSS once, then exclude above but keep here to make content regeneration faster.
keep_files: [
# css,
]

# Output different HTML structures based on intent.
# You can change these here, or rather override by loading two config files at the command line, e.g.:
# jekyll build -c _config.yml,_config.epub.yml
#output: "default"
#output: "epub"
output: "pdf-ebook"
#output: "lightning-source-colour"

# Which image set shall we use?
# This should be the path to the relevant set, relative to the markdown files.
image-set: "images"
#image-set: "images/epub"
#image-set: "images/web"
#image-set: "images/print"

# Set default values here for all documents/pages in this publication. 
# (For technical details, see http://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/#front-matter-defaults).
# Store only site configurations here, e.g. stylesheets, page styles, layouts, image folder, start page
# Store all book metadata (title, author, ISBNs) in _data, one file per book, named for its slug/path folder
defaults: 
    -   # Defaults for all books
        scope: 
            path: ""
        values:
            language: "en"
            layout: "default"
#            layout: "epub"
            stylesheet-print: "print.css"
            stylesheet-web: "web.css"
            stylesheet-epub: "epub.css"
            style: "chapter"
            start-page: "../"