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+[% USE date -%]
+[%
+# This global template is included in every HTML file.  It is
+# included before the DOCTYPE and it *must not* generate any
+# output.  Be careful to chomp!  However it is a very useful
+# place to put global variables.  Note that the only variable
+# that is passed in here is topdir.
+
+year = date.format(date.now, '%Y')
+printable_date = date.format
+
+# These are the sections / tabs of the site as they appear in
+# the navigation at the top of all pages.
+
+sections = [ "home", "news", "learning", "faq", "about", "contact" ]
+
+section_titles.home = "Home"
+section_titles.news = "News"
+section_titles.learning = "Tutorials and videos"
+section_titles.faq = "FAQ"
+section_titles.about = "About this site"
+section_titles.contact = "Contact us"
+
+section_paths.home = "/"
+section_paths.news = "/news/"
+section_paths.learning = "/learning/"
+section_paths.faq = "/faq/"
+section_paths.about = "/about/"
+section_paths.contact = "/contact/"
+
+# The full list of local resources under src/learning/
+#
+# Put new documents at the top.
+#
+# If the resource is really beginner level, then set difficulty = 0.
+# Use this sparingly because these appear in 'Get started' on the
+# front page of the site, and also at the top of the list.
+#
+# Other variables:
+#   difficulty: Difficulty level 0 (absolute beginner) 1 (easy) .. 5 (hardest).
+#   cmdline: (optional) Set to 1 if this involves using the command line.
+#   author: (optional) String containing author's name.
+#   date: (optional) Date last updated (use: date +%F)
+#
+# The text will be displayed to the user as:
+#   <a href="/learning/[name]/">[link]</a> [rest]
+
+learning_documents = [
+  { difficulty = 0, cmdline = 1,
+    name = "start-virt-tools",
+    link = "Where to get virt tools.",
+    rest = "Learn how to download or obtain virt tools on Fedora,
+            Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL and more." },
+  { difficulty = 0,
+    name = "start-conventions",
+    link = "Names and terms used in the rest of the documentation.",
+    rest = "If you confused by words like <q>paravirt</q>, <q>migration</q>,
+            <q>domain</q>, then start here." },
+  { difficulty = 0,
+    name = "start-install-with-virt-manager",
+    link = "Install a virtual machine",
+    rest = "with virt-manager.  A step by step guide to creating
+            your first virtual machine using simple graphical tools." },
+  { difficulty = 0,
+    name = "start-vm-with-virt-manager",
+    link = "Start and stop virtual machines",
+    rest = "using graphical virt-manager." },
+  { difficulty = 0, cmdline = 1,
+    name = "start-list-with-command-line",
+    link = "List virtual machines",
+    rest = "from the command line and shell scripts." },
+  { difficulty = 1, cmdline = 1,
+    name = "start-stop-vm-with-command-line",
+    link = "Start and stop virtual machines",
+    rest = "from the command line and shell scripts." },
+  { difficulty = 1, cmdline = 1,
+    name = "check-hardware-virt",
+    link = "Check if your hardware supports virtualization.",
+    rest = "Hardware virtualization is supported by many but not all
+            modern hardware.  If enabled it offers great performance
+            benefits.  This article explains the different types of
+            hardware virtualization and how to check if your hardware
+            supports it." },
+  { difficulty = 3, cmdline = 1,
+    name = "install-with-command-line",
+    link = "Install a virtual machine",
+    rest = "using the command line.  Create a VM from the command line
+            and shell scripts." },
+  { difficulty = 5, cmdline = 1,
+    author = "Richard W.M. Jones", date = "2010-10-12",
+    name = "advanced-virt-df",
+    link = "Advanced use of virt-df.",
+    rest = "Check free disk space.  Regularly check from a cron job,
+            draw graphs to predict future usage, and generate alerts
+            if VMs are running low on space." },
+]
+
+# NB: Make sure you don't add blank lines to the end of this file!
+-%]