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The liquid variable '''page''' has the following attributes: | The liquid variable '''page''' has the following attributes: | ||
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| + | == <code>page.id</code> == | ||
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| + | Returns the unique internal number of the page. | ||
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| + | This is normally only for internal usage. | ||
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| + | == <code>page.handle</code> == | ||
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| + | This is the page handle. The handle uniquely identifies the page in the URL address. | ||
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| + | 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". | ||
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| + | == <code>page.title</code> == | ||
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| + | Returns the title of this page | ||
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| + | == <code>page.content</code> == | ||
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| + | Returns the title of this page | ||
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| + | == <code>page.published</code> == | ||
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| + | Returns true if the page is published and visible. | ||
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| + | == <code>page.url</code> == | ||
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| + | The is the relative URL address of the page. | ||
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| + | == <code>page.type</code> == | ||
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| + | Returns the type of the object, in this case, 'page'. | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 12 September 2008
The liquid variable page has the following attributes:
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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.content
Returns the title of this page
page.published
Returns true if the page is published and visible.
page.url
The is the relative URL address of the page.
page.type
Returns the type of the object, in this case, 'page'.