Context variables

You can insert context variables in any template. These variables will be replaced by the actual values when accessing the generated page.

To insert a variable, write its name between {{ and }}. Example: {{ business.name }}

canonical_tag and canonical_url

Available in all template types. Normally, used inside the head section of the HTML.

• canonical_tag: A tag used when accessing the same page via multiple URLs, to indicate search engines that they are actually the same page.
• canonical_url: Canonical URL.

business

Included in all template types. Contain properties of the current business

Insert them with {{ business.[attribute] }}

The variable has the following attributes:

locations

Available in all templates. It contains a list of locations, but contents depends on the type of template:

• Business (Locator) templates: a list with all locations of the business
• Location (Store and Landing) templates: the same as above, but each location has two additional fields: distance and current_template_url
• Area (Country, Region, City) templates: it contains the locations inside the current area.

Insert them with:

{% for loc in locations %}
  {{ loc.[attribute] }}
{% endfor %}

Each element of the array has the same attributes of the location variable below.

location

Available only in Location templates (Store and Landing). It includes information about the current location.

Insert them with {{ location.[attribute] }}

areas

Available in all templates. It contains a list of areas, but the contents depends on the type of template:

• Business (Locator) templates: a list with all areas of the given business
• Location (Store and Landing) templates: a list of all areas where the current location is included in
• Area (Country, Region, City) templates: a list of the sub-areas of the current areas

Insert them with:

{% for area in areas %}
  {{ area.[attribute] }}
{% endfor %}

Each element of the array has the same attributes of the area variable below.

area

Available only in Area templates (Country, Region, City). It includes information about the current area.

Insert them with {{ area.[attribute] }}

parent_areas

Available only in Area templates (Country, Region, City). It includes information about the parent areas.

Each element of the array has the same attributes of the area variable above.

sibling_areas

Available only in Area templates (Country, Region, City). It includes information about the sibling areas.

Each element of the array has the same attributes of the area variable above.

locale

Available in all template types. Include the locale code of the current localised page.

Insert them with {{ locale }}

locale_segment

Available in all template types. Include the current segment (path) of the localised page.

Insert them with {{ locale_segment }}

default_locale

Available in all template types. It includes information about the default locale.

Insert them with {{ default_locale.[attribute] }}

published_locales

Available in all template types. It includes information about the published locales.

Each element of the array has the same attributes of the default_locale variable above.

query_params

Available in all template types. It includes an object with all the query params in the current page.

Insert them with {{ query_params.[attribute] }} to return the value.

theme_variables

Available in all template types. It includes all the variables in the current theme.

Insert them with {{ theme_variables.[attribute] }}

pages (shared variable inside variables)

Each element of the array has these attributes.

Inserts the URL of the given template and model by searching the page in the pages variable inside the model with find_page_url

Insert them with {% find_page_url template_key location %}