- content_for :page_title do
  Site Settings

%table.table
  %colgroup
    %col{ width: '35%' }/
  %thead
    %tr
      %th Setting
      %th Click to edit
  %tbody
    %tr
      %td{ rowspan: 2 }
        %strong Contact information
      %td= best_in_place @settings['site_contact_username'], :value, url: admin_setting_path(@settings['site_contact_username']), place_holder: 'Enter a username'
    %tr
      %td= best_in_place @settings['site_contact_email'], :value, url: admin_setting_path(@settings['site_contact_email']), place_holder: 'Enter a public e-mail address'
    %tr
      %td
        %strong Site title
      %td= best_in_place @settings['site_title'], :value, url: admin_setting_path(@settings['site_title'])
    %tr
      %td
        %strong Site description
        %br/
        Displayed as a paragraph on the frontpage and used as a meta tag.
        %br/
        You can use HTML tags, in particular
        %code= '<a>'
        and
        %code= '<em>'
      %td= best_in_place @settings['site_description'], :value, as: :textarea, url: admin_setting_path(@settings['site_description'])
    %tr
      %td
        %strong Extended site description
        %br/
        Displayed on extended information page
        %br/
        You can use HTML tags
      %td= best_in_place @settings['site_extended_description'], :value, as: :textarea, url: admin_setting_path(@settings['site_extended_description'])
