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[en] What theme templates can use

[en] Templates run in a restricted version of Twig. They can use the features in this topic and nothing else. Using anything else is an error when the theme is checked, even in a part of a template that never runs.

[en] Tags: if, for, set, block, extends, use, include, embed, apply, macro, import, from

[en] Filters: escape, e, upper, lower, capitalize, trim, date, length, slice, join, split, default, merge, sort, first, last, map, filter, keys, json_encode, number_format, replace, striptags, url_encode, excerpt, content_sections

[en] Functions: asset, include, min, max, parent, block, paligo_search_box, paligo_search_results, paligo_breadcrumbs, paligo_toc, paligo_pager, paligo_language_switcher, paligo_contrast_color, related_pages

[en] Tests: all of Twig's tests except constant, such as defined, empty, null, iterable, even, odd, same as and divisible by

[en] Not available, among others:

  • [en] The raw filter. The HTML that Paligo provides already prints as HTML.

  • [en] range() and the .. operator. Loop over a list instead.

  • [en] attribute(). Use brackets, such as item[key].

  • [en] template_from_string(), constant(), random(), cycle(), dump() and source().

  • [en] The with, autoescape, do, spaceless and sandbox tags.

  • [en] Calling methods or reading properties of objects. Every value in a template is a text, number, list or map.

[en] For how Twig works, see the Twig documentation.