### Blog details

Blog ID
  Unique ID of the blog. Mandatory, can only be modified by a super administrator.
Blog name
  Name of the blog, mandatory.
Blog URL
  Complete blog URL. Mandatory, can only be modified by a super administrator.
Blog status
  - online: blog open to visitors
  - offline: blog closed to visitors but open to writers.
  - removed: blog closed to both visitors and writers.
Blog description
  Here you can put any description you want for your blog. This is a simple text, without formatting.

### Blog configuration

Blog editor's name
  Name of the person responsible for the blog. It may be the owner or the publisher if he exists.
Copyright notice
  Note about the reproduction rights for the blog.
Default language
  Language of the blog interface. Either this language is among the avalaible ones, and the interface will be translated, or it is not, and the interface will then default to English.
Blog timezone
  Defines the timezone that will be used for comments and trackbacks.
Date formats
  The date format of the blog posts. See the date and time format reference section below for further details.
Time format
  The time format of the blog posts. See the date and time format reference section below for further details.
Display .. entries per page
  The number will be used as the limit for the number of entries on the homepage, the first page of each category and the rss feeds.
Leave comments open for .. days
  The number of days during wich comments and trackbacks will be open after the post publication. When empty, the comments will be kept open indefinitly.
Display smilies on entries and comments
  Display sequences of characters as :-) or ;-) as images.
Accept comments
  Globally accepts comments on the blog. Takes precedence over the per post setting.
Accept trackbacks
  Globally accepts trackbacks on the blog. Takes precedence over the per post setting.
Moderate comments and trackbacks
  With such an option, comments and trackbacks will be published after editor agreement.
Add "nofollow" relation on comments and trackbacks links
  Adds an attribut on the links in comments and trackbacks, instructing the search bots not to follow those links. This antispam features has yet to prove its value.
Wiki syntax for comments
  Allows a subset of the wiki syntax to be used in comments.

### Format reference

Some fields can be configured to format the date and time to your needs. Here is a reference:

- %a: abreviated week day (local).
- %A: complete week day (local).
- %b: abbreviated month name (local).
- %B: complete month name (local).
- %c: default local date and time display.
- %C: century (the year, divided by 100 and round up beetween 00 and 99)
- %d: numeric month day (from 01 to 31)
- %D: identical to %m/%d/%y
- %e: numeric month day (from 1 to 31)
- %g: identical to %G, 2 digits.
- %G: The year on 4 digits, according to the week number (cf. %V). Format and value identical to %Y, except that if the number of the week belongs to the preceding or following year, the current year will be used instead.
- %h: identical to %b
- %H: digital hour of the day, 24H mode (from 00 to 23)
- %I: digital hour of the day, 12H mode (from 01 to 12)
- %j: day of the year, digital (from 001 to 366)
- %m: month, digital (from 1 à 12)
- %M: minute, digital
- %n: newline character
- %p: either `am' or `pm', according to the absolute time, or depending of the local settings.
- %r: the hour, a.m. and p.m. format
- %R: the hour, 24h format
- %S: seconds, digital
- %t: tab character
- %T: the current time (identical to %H:%M:%S)
- %u: day week, digit, from 1 to 7. (1 stands for monday)
- %U: week number, the first sundqy of the year being the first day of the first week.
- %V: the week numpber as defined in ISO 8601:1988, digital, from 01 to 53. The week 1 is the first week with more than 4 days in the current year, whose monday is the first day. (Use %G or %g for the year elements corresponding to the number of the week for the considered timestamp.)
- %W: number of the week in the year, the first monday of the year being the start of the first week
- %w: day of the week, digital, 0 stands for sunday
- %x: prefered format for the date without the time
- %X: prefered format for the time without the date
- %y: the year, two digits (from 00 to 99)
- %Y: the year, four digits
- %Z ou %z: timezone, name or abbreviation
- %%: a litteral `%' character