config.yaml

# Text shown on the index page.
index_title: Cooking Every National Dish | Charles Tang
index_description: Welcome to my (Charles's) food blog, where I will cook every (or as many as I can) national dish for my Senior Independent Study Project (SISP) at Mass Academy!

# Whether to show each recipe's image, if available, on the index page. To
# enable, set this option to any non-empty value (other than "false" in recent
# versions of Pandoc). To disable, keep it blank.
show_images_on_index: yes

# You can change the content language (really only relevant for hyphenation)
# and related textual labels here.
lang: en
strings:
  search_placeholder: Search...
  uncategorized_label: Uncategorized
  source_label: Source
  vegan_label: Vegan
  meat_label: Meat
  spicy_label: Spicy
  sweet_label: Sweet
  salty_label: Salty
  sour_label: Sour
  bitter_label: Bitter
  umami_label: Umami
  footer_text: Please don't sue me, I'm just a student.
  updated_on: Updated on
  edit: Edit

# If you maintain your recipes in a GitHub repository, you can specify its URL
# here – if non-empty, an "Edit" link will be shown at the bottom of each recipe
# page, referring you to the corresponding Markdown file on GitHub. If you've
# got some sort of continous integration (like the included GitHub Action) set
# up, this effectively turns your site into a wiki.
github_url: https://github.com/charlestang06/foodblog

# Remote for deployment – the value of this setting will be passed to rsync as a
# destination, so you probably want it to look like USER@SERVER:PATH. Make sure
# it's correct – the path in particular – since otherwise stuff that shouldn't
# be deleted or overwritten might indeed be deleted or overwritten!
deploy_remote: