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*There are more but these are the ones you'll use the most. Read the Rakefile if you want to learn more*
## Third Party Integration
### Twitter
To configure your twitter feed, edit twitter.js where you can set:
- Account for the feed
- Number of tweets to show
- Show Mentions (true/false)
### Disqus Comments
Octopress has built in support for the Disqus commenting system, using the "universal code" installation method. First register your site at [http://disqus.com/comments/register/](http://disqus.com/comments/register/) Then, to enable Disqus comments on your blog, edit the YAML block at the top of the default layout:
1. Add your site's Disqus shortname
2. Add your site's full url eg: http://yoursite.com
### Google Site Search
First setup sitesearch for your site at [http://google.com/sitesearch/](http://google.com/sitesearch/) then add your site\_search\_id to the YAML block in the default layout.
### Google Analytics
The analytics tracking scripts are already integrated into Octopress, all you have to do is register your site at [http://google.com/analytics/](http://google.com/analytics/).
## Style Configuration
### What you need to know
Octopress's stylesheets are written in [SASS](http://sass-lang.com). If you haven't learned SASS, you should. It's the future. Octopress also uses [Compass](http://compass-style.org) which is a framework for SASS and contains a great library of SASS mixins which make it trivial to write complicated CSS. This is also the future.