Your content goes here.
You may edit the contents of your pages from this URL, provided
you haven’t configured it otherwise:
You may get properties from the system using certain previously
defined and configured “drops” for your system. The “page” drop
contains properties of the current page.
The properties of the “page” drop you can use are the following:
Look at both the source from the admin page and the previews for
a better example of their use.
- page.title
– {{ page.title }} - page.slug
– {{ page.slug }} - page.keywords
– {{ page.keywords }} - page.has_keyword.key — where key is the downcased keyword you’re testing for
– {{ page.has_keyword.example }} - page.uri
– {{ page.uri }} - page.link — returns a titled link to current page
– {{ page.link }} - page.full_path
– {{ page.full_path }} - page.content — processed and filtered page.body
– We don’t display content here, because it’s recursive. - page.author
– {{ page.author }} - page.filter_type
– {{ page.filter_type }} - page.updated_on
– {{ page.updated_on }} - page.created_on
– {{ page.created_on }} - page.parent — the parent page
– {{ page.parent.title }} - page.first_child — the first child page
– {{ page.first_child }} - page.last_child — the last child page
– {{ page.last_child }} - page.children — array of child pages
– {{ page.children }} - page.rchildren — array of child pages in reverse order
– {{ page.rchildren }} - params.* — request info and any passed params from the mounting point
– {{ page.params.id }} - * (Any params sent via :locals when inline)
– {{ somevar }}
You have access to the photos in various sizes
h1. Photo URLs
- page.page_photo_uri.thumb
– {{ page.page_photo_uri.thumb }} - page.page_photo_uri.small
– {{ page.page_photo_uri.small }} - page.page_photo_uri.medium
– {{ page.page_photo_uri.medium }} - page.page_photo_uri.large
– {{ page.page_photo_uri.large }}
- page.page_photo.thumb
– {{ page.page_photo.thumb }} - page.page_photo.small
– {{ page.page_photo.small }} - page.page_photo.medium
– {{ page.page_photo.medium }} - page.page_photo.large
– {{ page.page_photo.large }}