Setup

The first thing to do after activating Everyware is probably to set up the connection to Open Content. After activation, a menu item should appear in the WordPress admin interface named "Open Content". By clicking on it, you get to the main settings for the Everyware-base plugin.

Open Content settings

Setting	Description
Open Content	Here you will be able to set connection details such as username, password and base url to your public Open Content API.
Cache time	The time in seconds which JSON data from Open Content should be cached.
Log cache events	Should the cache events be logged or not, only for use in development.
Image service	Details for which image service to use when displaying images in admin interface, such as OC List and Everyboard articles.
Notifier	Setup a connection to the Open Content Notifier, it will push events to Everyware which will be used for updates of the cached data.

URL settings

You have to set "Permalink Settings" to "Post name" for this to work.

Setting	Description
Post slug	Article URL slug, defaults to "article".
Slug properties	Which article properties should make up the postname part of the slug. If first one is missing it will go to second and so on.

Property settings

Allows for mapping of properties, if there are exceptions in property names from Everyware plugin/theme and Open Content.

Environment settings

Setting	Description
Use auth	A helper boolean to set if auth is active or not.
Use trashed	A legacy setting that would append Open Content queries to filter out trashed articles.
Use nginx	Is the environment running on nginx.
Debug mode	Boolean for if debug mode should be active or not.
Everystats	Legacy setting, simple stats for article views.
Environment query	Add a query that will be appended to all queries that are sent to Open Content.
Category property	Select a property that will be used to set the value of the category for the article object in Wordpress.
Hierarchical properties	If articles should use parent and child categories or not, would impact article urls if category is part of the url (https://www.example.com/sport/football/article-headline).
Hide future articles	Whether or not articles with pubdate in the future should be hidden.