Documentation for customizing ZSH.

custom/zsh.sample/after.sample.zsh

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+#
+# Samples of what you can do in *.after.zsh files.
+# You can create as many files as you like, or put everything in one.
+#
+
+# define your own aliases or override those provided by YADR.
+alias ls='ls -lAhFG'
+alias hosts='sudo vim /private/etc/hosts'
+
+
+# set or override options. two of my favorite are below.
+
+
+# Automatically cd to frequently used directories http://robots.thoughtbot.com/post/10849086566/cding-to-frequently-used-directories-in-zsh
+setopt auto_cd
+cdpath=($HOME/Dropbox/code)
+
+# Fancy globbing http://linuxshellaccount.blogspot.com/2008/07/fancy-globbing-with-zsh-on-linux-and.html
+setopt extendedglob
+

custom/zsh.sample/before.sample.zsh

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+#
+# Samples of what you can do in *.before.zsh files.
+# You can create as many files as you like, or put everything in one.
+#
+
+# append your own plugins. the $plugins at the end includes the plugins
+# defined by YADR.
+plugins=(osx ruby vagrant $plugins)
+
+# ignore plugins defined by YADR and use your own list. Notice there is no
+# $plugins at the end.
+plugins=(osx ruby vagrant)
+
+# set your theme.
+export ZSH_THEME="kennethreitz"
+