Set Genesis Theme Settings Defaults

This shows everything, you can set a specific default (without changing the others) more simple with the example in the gist comments. See the defaults as listed in the (very useful) Genesis Docs Gary Jones maintains.

	<?php
	/**
	* Set default Genesis Theme Options
	*
	* @author Joshua David Nelson, [email protected]
	*/
	add_filter( 'genesis_theme_settings_defaults', 'jdn_theme_settings' );
	function jdn_theme_settings( $defaults ) {
	$defaults = array(
	'update' => 1,
	'blog_title' => 'text',
	'header_right' => 0,
	'site_layout' => genesis_get_default_layout(),
	'superfish' => 0,
	'nav_extras' => '',
	'nav_extras_twitter_id' => '',
	'nav_extras_twitter_text' => __( 'Follow me on Twitter', 'genesis' ),
	'feed_uri' => '',
	'comments_feed_uri' => '',
	'redirect_feeds' => 0,
	'comments_pages' => 0,
	'comments_posts' => 1,
	'trackbacks_pages' => 0,
	'trackbacks_posts' => 1,
	'breadcrumb_home' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_front_page' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_posts_page' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_single' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_page' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_archive' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_404' => 0,
	'breadcrumb_attachment' => 0,
	'content_archive' => 'full',
	'content_archive_thumbnail' => 0,
	'posts_nav' => 'older-newer',
	'blog_cat' => '',
	'blog_cat_exclude' => '',
	'blog_cat_num' => 10,
	'header_scripts' => '',
	'footer_scripts' => '',
	'theme_version' => PARENT_THEME_VERSION,
	'db_version' => PARENT_DB_VERSION,
	);
	return $defaults;
	}