Theme Variables
Here are some links to the official list of PHPTemplate theme variables for:
or you can download this handy PDF
Applying the Variables
Each *.tpl.php file has a defined set of variables that you can apply to it. You can do so with the following PHP syntax:
<?php print $head_title ?>
or you can use the following shorthand to achieve the same result:
<?= $head_title ?>
In either case, the dollar sign ($) character is used to indicate a variable. Replace the text directly after the dollar sign ($"head_title") with any of the variables below.
There are exceptions to the syntax shown above.
Arrays
primary_links and secondary_links for instance, are both arrays. They use the following syntax to print out each $link individually:
<?php foreach ($primary_links as $link): ?>
<?= $link ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
We can easily create navigation menus using unordered lists <ul> and list items <li> this way:
<ul id="primary_nav">
<?php foreach ($primary_links as $link): ?>
<li><?= $link ?></li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
Other Exceptions
Make sure to read each description carefully to before using the variables on this page.
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