bit of cleanup of hidden_configs. This is a start - we've got hundreds more.

1 files changed, 30 insertions, 37 deletions

diff --git a/doc/hidden_configs.bb b/doc/hidden_configs.bb
index 9db43b8ec..4ad38a499 100644
--- a/doc/hidden_configs.bb
+++ b/doc/hidden_configs.bb
@@ -1,107 +1,100 @@
-[b]Advanced Configurations for Power Users[/b]
+[b]Advanced Configurations for Administrators[/b]
 
 RedMatrix contains many configuration options hidden from the main admin panel.
 These are generally options considered too niche, confusing, or advanced for 
-the average user.  These settings can be activated from the the top level Red 
+the average member.  These settings can be activated from the the top level Red 
 directory with the syntax [code]util/config cat key value[/code] for a site
 configuration, or [code]util/pconfig channel_id cat key value[/code] for a 
 member configuration.
 
-This document assumes you're an actual Power User.
+This document assumes you're an administrator.
 
 [b]pconfig[/b]
-    [em]system > user_scalable[/em]
+    [b]system > user_scalable[/b]
         Determine if the app is scalable on touch screens.  Defaults to on, to 
         disable, set to zero - real zero, not just false.
-    [em]system > always_my_theme[/em]
+    [b]system > always_my_theme[/b]
         Always use your own theme when viewing channels on the same hub.  This
         will break in some quite imaginative ways when viewing channels with 
         theme dependent Comanche.
-    [em]system > paranoia[/em]
+    [b]system > paranoia[/b]
         Sets the security level of IP checking 
             Options are: 
                     0 - no IP checking 
                     1 - check 3 octets
                     2 - check 2 octets
                     3 - check for any difference at all
-    [em]system > protect_tag_hijacking[/em]
+    [b]system > protect_tag_hijacking[/b]
         Prevent foreign networks hijacking system tags for your posts.
-    [em]system > archive_removed_contacts[/em]
-[color=red]I don't think ths works.  Check it before linking from the index then delete this line.[/color]
-        When an connection is removed, don't delete everything, instead, 
-        archive all their posts.
-    [em]system > blocked[/em]
+    [b]system > blocked[/b]
         An array of xchans blocked by this channel.  Technically, this is a
         hidden config and does belong here, however, addons (notably 
         superblock) have made this available in the UI.
-    [em]system > default_cipher[/em]
+    [b]system > default_cipher[/b]
         Set the default cipher used for E2EE items.
-    [em]system > network_page_default[/em]
+    [b]system > network_page_default[/b]
         Set default params when viewing the network page.  This should contain
         the same querystring as manual filtering.
-    [em]system > display_friend_count[/em]
+    [b]system > display_friend_count[/b]
         Set the number of connections to display in the connections profile 
         widget.
-    [em]system > taganyone[/em]
+    [b]system > taganyone[/b]
         Requires the config of the same name to be enabled.  Allow the tagging
         of anyone, whether you are connected or not.  This doesn't scale.
-    [em]system > startpage[/em]
+    [b]system > startpage[/b]
         Another of those technically hidden configs made available by addons.
         Sets the default page to view when logging in.  This is exposed to the
         UI by the startpage addon.
-    [em]system > forcepublicuploads[/em]
+    [b]system > forcepublicuploads[/b]
         Force uploaded photos to be public when uploaded as wall items.  It
         makes far more sense to just set your permissions properly in the first
         place.  Do that instead.
-    [em]system > do_not_track[/em]
+    [b]system > do_not_track[/b]
         As the browser header.  This will break many identity based features.  
         You should really just set permissions that make sense.
 
 [b]Site config[/b]
-    [em]system > taganyone[/em]
-        Allow the tagging of anyone wehter you are connected or not.
-    [em]system > directorytags[/em]
+    [b]system > taganyone[/b]
+        Allow the tagging of anyone whether you are connected or not.
+    [b]system > directorytags[/b]
         Set the number of tags displayed on the directory page.
-    [em]system > startpage[/em]
+    [b]system > startpage[/b]
         Set the default page to be taken to after a login for all channels at
         this website.  Can be overwritten by user settings.
-    [em]system > proejcthome[/em]
+    [b]system > proejcthome[/b]
         Set the project homepage as the homepage of your hub.
-    [em]system > workflowchannelnext[/em]
+    [b]system > workflowchannelnext[/b]
         The page to direct users to immediately after creating a channel.
-    [em]system > max_bookmark_images[/em]
-        Set the maximum number of images to use when parsing a link.
-[color=red]Not sure this does anything.  It defaults to 2, I've never seen more than one.  Verify before linking from index[/color]
-    [em]system > max_daily_registrations[/em]
+    [b]system > max_daily_registrations[/b]
         Set the maximum number of new registrations allowed on any day.
         Useful to prevent oversubscription after a bout of publicity
         for the project.
-    [em]system > tos_url[/em]
+    [b]system > tos_url[/b]
         Set an alternative link for the ToS location.
-    [em]system > block_public_search[/em]
+    [b]system > block_public_search[/b]
         Similar to block_public, except only blocks public access to 
         search features.  Useful for sites that want to be public, but
         keep getting hammered by search engines.
-    [em]system > paranoia[/em]
+    [b]system > paranoia[/b]
         As the pconfig, but on a site-wide basis.  Can be overwritten
         by member settings.
-    [em]system > openssl_conf_file[/em]
+    [b]system > openssl_conf_file[/b]
         Specify a file containing OpenSSL configuration.  Read the code first.
         If you can't read the code, don't play with it.
-    [em]system > optimize_items[/em]
+    [b]system > optimize_items[/b]
         Runs optimise_table during some tasks to keep your database nice and 
         defragmented.  This comes at a performance cost while the operations
         are running, but also keeps things a bit faster while it's not.  
         There also exist CLI utilities for performing this operation, which you
         may prefer, especially if you're a large site.
-    [em]system > default_expire_days[/em]
+    [b]system > default_expire_days[/b]
         When creating a new channel, set the default expiration of connections
         posts to this number of days.
-    [em]system > dlogfile[/em]
+    [b]system > dlogfile[/b]
         Logfile to use for logging development errors.  Exactly the same as
         logger otherwise.  This isn't magic, and requires your own logging
         statements.  Developer tool.
-    [em]system > authlog[/em]
+    [b]system > authlog[/b]
         Logfile to use for logging auth errors.  Used to plug in to server
         side software such as fail2ban.  Auth failures are still logged to
         the main logs as well.