config.toml: change order of language settings and theme/module declaration #162
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…ration (important when using docsy as hugo module)
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Just curious if this is documented or discussed anywhere? |
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When using docsy as hugo module, inside
config.toml, the language settings must declared prior to the[module]section. If you do not obey this load order, you are running in trouble.This PR moves the language settings inside
config.tomlup to the top of the file. By doing so, we are ensuring a smooth transition for users that want to pull the docsy theme into the example site as a hugo module.