# Site settings
title:       Pixyll
email:       your_email@example.com
author:      John Otander
description: "A simple, beautiful theme for Jekyll that emphasizes content rather than aesthetic fluff."
baseurl:     ""
url:         "http://pixyll.com"

# Google analytics
google_analytics:

# Optional features
animated:           false
show_related_posts: false
show_post_footers:  false

# Disqus post comments
# (leave blank to disable Disqus)
disqus_shortname:

# Social icons
show_social_icons: false
github_username:
stackoverflow_id:
twitter_username:
google_plus_id:
linkedin_username:
bitcoin_url:
paypal_url:
flattr_button:

# Build settings
markdown:     kramdown
permalink:    pretty
paginate:     3
sass:
  compressed: true

# Site settings
title:       Pixyll
email:       your_email@example.com
author:      John Otander
description: "A simple, beautiful theme for Jekyll that emphasizes content rather than aesthetic fluff."
baseurl:     ""
url:         "http://pixyll.com"

# Google analytics
google_analytics:

# Optional features
animated:           false
show_related_posts: false
show_post_footers:  false

# Disqus post comments
# (leave blank to disable Disqus)
disqus_shortname:

# Social icons
show_social_icons: false
github_username:
stackoverflow_id:
twitter_username:
google_plus_id:
linkedin_username:
bitcoin_url:
paypal_url:
flattr_button:

# Build settings
markdown:     redcarpet
redcarpet:
  extensions: ['smart', 'tables', 'with_toc_data']
permalink:    pretty
paginate:     3
sass:
  compressed: true

Use redcarpet as the default markdown engine
Use redcarpet as the default markdown engine

It is closer to the GitHub syntax, and is what most people using GitHub and Jekyll are most familiar with.

Also use some extensions:

- smart: Enable SmartyPants. kramdown had this on by default
- tables: Enable table parsing. kramdown had this on by default
- with_toc_data: Enable heading anchors. All markdown documents on GitHub have this on, so why not here too?