Some variables have reserved names and are always available. They are managed by dedicated fields in the page or shared settings of the dashboard and are therefore not listed together with the fields of a template. Reserved variables can be used in templates like any other variable.
<title>@{ title } | @{ sitename }</title>Content and Settings
- date page
- The date of a page. It can be formatted using the dateFormat filter.
- hidden page
- Defines whether a page is hidden in navigations and pagelists by default.
- lang shared & page
- The language of a page that is used for the
langattribute of the<html>element and the:langruntime variable. In case language routing is enabled for a multilingual site, the language is taken from the URL instead. - private page
- Defines whether a page is only accessible for logged in users.
- sitename shared
- The global name of the website.
- slug page
- The directory name of a page that is used to build its URL.
- tags page
- The tags of a page that can be used for filtering pagelists and to find related pages.
- template page
- The template that is used to render a page.
- theme shared & page
- The theme that is used to render the site, when defined in the shared data. The theme can optionally also be defined for a single page in order to override the globally defined theme.
- title page
- The title of a page.
- url page
- The URL of a page. It is possible to override that variable in the page settings in order to redirect a page to another URL. The original URL is still available as
:origUrl.
Meta Data and Open Graph
- metaTitle page
- An optional title that is used for the
<title>tag. By default, the page title and the site name are used. - metaDescription page
- An optional meta description. By default, the first paragraph of the rendered page is used.
- openGraphTitle page
- An optional title that is used for the automatically generated Open Graph image.
- openGraphImage shared & page
- An optional custom Open Graph image that replaces the automatically generated one.
Customizations
A set of variables starting with custom is reserved for site-wide or page-specific customizations that are managed in the dashboard and are injected into the rendered page automatically. That includes custom styles (customCSS), scripts and integrations (customHTMLHead, customHTMLBodyEnd, customJSHead, customJSBodyEnd), the texts and colors of cookie banners (customConsent...) as well as the colors of generated Open Graph images (customOpenGraphImage...). The syntaxTheme variable defines the color theme for syntax highlighting in code blocks.