site

The site object is accessible everywhere. The site object has the following default attributes, but is also extendible by adding content fields.

site.name

Returns the site name

site.site_id

Returns the site’s id

site.domain

Returns the site’s primary full domain. E.g. www.my-plate-site.com.

site.attachments

Returns all attachments in a collection.

site.content_objects.[:plural_content_type_name]

Returns all Abstract Content Objects for the given content type name in a collection.

E.g., when you have a content type with the (plural) name 'categories', site.content_objects.categories returns a collection object with all categories in it.

site.elements.[:plural_content_type_name]

Returns all Elements for the given content type name in a collection.

E.g., when you have a content type with the (plural) name ‘forms', site.elements.formsreturns a collection object with all 'Form’ elements in it.

You can also get all elements of a site in a collection: site.elements.all

site.trays

Returns all trays from a site.

site.[:plural_post_type_name]

Returns a collection with all posts (objects with the specified post type). E.g. {{ site.pages }} returns a collection with all posts with the content type ‘page’.

site.post_types

Returns an array of liquid drops from all post_types in a site.

You can also loop through the array as follows:

{% for post_type in site.post_types %} 
  {{post_type.title}} 
{% endfor %}

site.element_types

Returns all element types of a site.

site.section_types

Returns all section types of a site.

site.abstract_content_types

Returns all abstract content types of a site.

site.content_types

Returns all content types from a site.

site.languages

Returns an array of objects representing the available languages for the site.

Input:

{{ site.languages }}

Output:

[
  { "shortcode" => "nl", "name" => "Dutch, "url" => "/dutch-url" },
  { "shortcode" => "en", "name" => "English, "url" => "/en/english-url" },
  { "shortcode" => "de", "name" => "German, "url" => "/de/german-url" }
]

The url attribute returns the url of the translation for the Post you are on. If there is no translation found, the root url for the language is returned. E.g. ‘/en’ for English, ‘/fr’ for French, and so on.

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