Difference between revisions of "Page.liquid"

Latest revision as of 10:58, 17 December 2008

This template renders a page or an article

This is usually the simplest of templates to build, and will consist of just the page content.

For example:

<div id="page">
  <h1>{{ page.title }}</h1>
  <div class="article textile">
    {{ page.content }}
  </div>
</div>

In page.liquid you have access to the following variables:

Note: The page variable may be either a page or an article. You can use the type attribute to distinguish which is which.

{{ page.type }} returns either 'page' or 'article'

In addition, all global variables are available.

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-This template renders a [[Liquid Template Variables - page|page]].
+This template renders a [[Liquid Template Variables - page|page]] or an [[Liquid Template Variables - article|article]]
 This is usually the simplest of templates to build, and will consist of just the page content.
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 In '''page.liquid''' you have access to the following variables:
-* [[Liquid Template Variables - page|page]] - The current page being displayed.
+* [[Liquid Template Variables - page|page]] - The current page or article being displayed.
 * [[Liquid Template Variables - handle|handle]] - The handle of the page.
+'''Note:''' The page variable may be either a [[Liquid Template Variables - page|page]] or an [[Liquid Template Variables - article|article]]. You can use the ''type'' attribute to distinguish which is which.
+<pre>{{ page.type }} returns either 'page' or 'article'</pre>
 In addition, all [[Liquid Variable Reference#Global objects|global variables]] are available.