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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!-- Collection groups configuration file

A collection group is a set of collections that are presented under one
icon/link on the home page. Clicking that link takes you to the group home page,
which lists all the collections in that group.

By default, there are no groups.

Uncomment or add hierarchy and groupDescriptions elements to add groups to your library. 

Describe your structure inside a hierarchy tag as shown in the examples below.

Hierarchy can contain groups and/or collections. Groups can contain other groups and/or collections.
The order they are listed is the order they will appear on the home page.

Describe your groups in groupDescriptions element as shown in the example below.
Without a matching group element in groupDescriptions, a group will display its group name only.

If a collection is not mentioned in the hierarchy or as part of a group it will be listed on the main 
home page after the specified groups and collections. 
-->

<!-- this example puts a few Greenstone demo collections into some groups. The home page 
will display the demo group plus any unlisted collections. The demo group home page will display its two subgroups;
their home pages will display their list of collections. -->


<groupConfig>
  <hierarchy>
    <group name="culture">
    <collection name="imagesco" />
    <collection name="waiatade" />
    <collection name="textdemo" />
    </group>
    <group name="health">
    </group>
    <group name="education">
    <collection name="gs3tutorials" />
    <collection name="gs3tuts-metacsv" />
    <collection name="testing" />
    <collection name="bugfixing" />
    <collection name="metacsv" />
    </group>
    <group name="economic-development">
    </group>
    <group name="social-wellbeing">
    </group>
    <group name="environment">
    </group>
  </hierarchy>
  <groupDescriptions>
    <group name="culture">
      <title>Whakatoheatanga - Culture</title>
      <description>Collections in pou Whakatoheatanga - Culture</description>
      <shortDescription>Pou Whakatoheatanga - Culture</shortDescription>
      <backgroundImage>images/pou-01-whakatoheatanga.jpg</backgroundImage>
    </group>
    <group name="health">
      <title>Hauora - Health</title>
      <description>Collections in pou Hauora - Health</description>
      <shortDescription>Pou Hauora - Health</shortDescription>
      <backgroundImage>images/pou-02-hauora.jpg</backgroundImage>
    </group>
    <group name="education">
      <title>Mātauranga - Education</title>
      <description>Collections in pou Mātauranga - Education</description>
      <shortDescription>Pou Mātauranga - Education</shortDescription>
      <backgroundImage>images/pou-03-matauranga.jpg</backgroundImage>
    </group>
    <group name="economic-development">
      <title>Whai Rawa - Economic Development</title>
      <description>Collections in pou Whai Rawa - Economic Development</description>
      <shortDescription>Pou Whai Rawa - Economic Development</shortDescription>
      <backgroundImage>images/pou-04-whai-rawa.jpg</backgroundImage>
    </group>
    <group name="social-wellbeing">
      <title>Whanaungatanga - Social Wellbeing</title>
      <description>Collections in pou Whanaungatanga - Social Wellbeing</description>
      <shortDescription>Pou Whanaungatanga - Social Wellbeing</shortDescription>
      <backgroundImage>images/pou-05-whanaungatanga.jpg</backgroundImage>
    </group>
    <group name="environment">
      <title>Taiao - Environment</title>
      <description>Collections in pou Taiao - Environment</description>
      <shortDescription>Pou Taiao - Environment</shortDescription>
      <backgroundImage>images/pou-06-taiao.jpg</backgroundImage>
    </group>
  </groupDescriptions>
</groupConfig>


<!-- If you want to put your collections into a specific order, you can list them in the hierarchy. Any unmentioned collections will be listed at the end. -->

<!--
<groupConfig>
  <hierarchy>
    <collection name="solr-jdbm-demo"/>
    <collection name="lucene-jdbm-demo"/>
    <collection name="paradise-gardens"/>
  </hierarchy>
</groupConfig>
-->

<!--
<groupConfig>
</groupConfig>
-->