Difference between revisions of "Liquid Template Variables - page"

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== <code>page.title</code> ==
 
== <code>page.title</code> ==
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Returns the title of this page.
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== <code>page.published</code> ==
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Return <i>true</i> if the page is published.
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== <code>page.published_at</code> ==
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Returns the timestamp of when the page was created. Use the date filter to format the timestamp.
  
Returns the title of this page.
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== <code>page.author</code> ==
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Returns the author of the last user who updated or created the page.
  
 
== <code>page.content</code> ==
 
== <code>page.content</code> ==
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Metafields can only be managed using the Spiffy Stores API.
 
Metafields can only be managed using the Spiffy Stores API.
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== Further Reference ==
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* [[Liquid Basics]]
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* [[Liquid Tag Reference]]
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* [[Liquid Filter Reference]]
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* [[Liquid Variable Reference]]
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* [[Liquid Paginate Tag|Pagination ]]

Latest revision as of 10:36, 23 March 2022

The Liquid template variable page has the following attributes:

page.id

Returns the unique internal number of the page.

This is normally only for internal usage.

page.handle

This is the page handle. The handle uniquely identifies the page in the URL address.

The handle is usually the page's title in lower case with all blanks replaced by a dash. "My Pretty Page" would have the handle "my-pretty-page".

page.title

Returns the title of this page.

page.published

Return true if the page is published.

page.published_at

Returns the timestamp of when the page was created. Use the date filter to format the timestamp.

page.author

Returns the author of the last user who updated or created the page.

page.content

Returns the content of this page.

page.url

The is the relative URL address of the page.

page.type

Returns the type of the object, in this case, 'page'.

page.image

The image associated with a page is automatically extracted from the page text. It's usual to embed images in a page as this gives you full control on the appearance of the page. When you embed an image within the page text, the URL of the first such image will be returned.

page.images_count

Return the number of images associated with this page. If an image is found within the text of the page, a value of 1 will be returned. Otherwise, 0 is returned.

page.metafields

Return the metafields for the page.

Metafields can only be managed using the Spiffy Stores API.

Further Reference