name</strong> key.
				</li>
			</ul>

			<p>If you don't specify a file type, Config::load() will default to the 'php' type.</p>

			<p class="note">
				If you have more complex configuration values, you can opt to define them as a closure. By default, the closure is returned when you <kbd>get()</kbd> the config
				key, and evaluated at runtime, either by you calling it as a function, or wrapping it into <kbd>Fuel::value()</kbd> to get the closures result.
				If you don't want this behavior, but cache a