Themes | Template Variables
This reference is for Liquid templates in an editable custom theme. It does not apply to every standard theme or account configuration. Examine the templates in your theme editor. Values can be empty. Their availability depends on the page, podcast, and enabled functions.
Here you'll find a list of attributes that are available in the different template files.
Please note, that not all attributes are available in all templates. To see how to use these attributes in a template, take a look at our Theme editor.
layout.html
- podcast.title
- podcast.subtitle
- podcast.cover_image_url
- blog.header_image
- blog.links.home
- blog.links.archive
- blog.links.about
- page_content
index.html
- episodes
- episode.url
- episode.title
- episode.subtitle
- episode.description
- episode.show_notes
- episode.cover_image_url
- pagination.next_page
- pagination.previous_page
show.html
- episode.url
- episode.title
- episode.subtitle
- episode.description
- episode.show_notes
- episode.published_at
- episode.cover_image_url
- episode.social_links
- episode.flattr
- episode.player
- episode.downloads
- episode.comments
- episode.comment_form
- comment.name
- comment.text
- comment.created_at
- comment.image
sidebar.html
- podcast.search_box
- podcast.description
- podcast.authors
- podcast.feeds.mp3
- podcast.feeds.aac
- podcast.feeds.vorbis
- podcast.feeds.opus
- podcast.connections.twitter
- podcast.connections.flattr_id
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Legacy variables and comments
episode.flattr and podcast.connections.flattr_id are legacy fields. Do not use them for new integrations. podcast.connections.appdotnet is not part of this reference. podcast.connections.twitter is a legacy variable name. It does not show that an active connection to X exists.
The comment variables above are legacy examples. Examine their availability and the comment settings in your theme before use. A feed URL does not show that the related audio format is available for your episodes. Examine the output on a test page.