r:article:{attr}

Like <r:page:{attr} />, this is not a tag by itself but rather a collection of tags that allow you to display information about a blog article. You can use any of the following tags that follow this format:

• <r:article:path /> - The URL of the article page. This is most useful in a blog index.
• <r:article:name /> - The title of the article.
• <r:article:author_full_name /> - The name of the creator of the article
• <r:article:content name="name-of-editable-region" /> - Grabs the content of an editable region in a blog article. The nameattribute is required.

See an example of r:article being used in the CleanSlate toolkit.

article.{attr}

Like page.{attr}, this is not a tag by itself but rather a collection of tags that allow you to display information about a blog article.

article.{attr} must be used on a Blog Article or Blog Index page type. Or, it must be used in a loop inside of the blog context (likely via get_page).

article.{attr} accepts all of the same attributes as page.{attr}. Please reference the page.{attr} documentation for a complete list of available attributes—just be sure to replace page with article. Eg: {{ page.id }} becomes {{ article.id }}.

Examples

{{ article.id }} <!-- 138 -->
{{ article.name }} <!-- Sally's Delicious Sweets -->
{{ article.slug }} <!-- sallys-delicious-sweets -->
{{ article.author.full_name }} <!-- May Day -->
{{ article.published_at | date: "%A, %B %d, %Y" | default: "Not Yet Published" }} <!-- Friday, January 15, 2021 -->
<!-- ...and many more... -->

Getting content from an editable region in a blog post:

{{ article.content["article-body"] | select_html: css_selector: "p", limit: 2 }}

If you want to use the code above on a Blog Index page, be sure to use it inside of a for loop.

See an example of article.{attr} being used in the CleanSlate Toolkit.