Template

Sets the template that the node will use.

The template file name given is relative to the templates directory.

For example, the default template can be found at templates/default.html. If you wanted to specify this template specifically (even though it is the default value), you would set the header like this:

Template: default.html

Subdirectories within the template directory are also allowed:

Template: foo/bar/quux.html

If you delete an inherited Template header on a node, then you are back to the default value of default.html.

The null Template

If you want to avoid using a template altogether, and only include the contents of the node body, you can specify the null template like this:

Template: null

What happens if you create a template file named null? Uriel will not read it, and instead treat the null template as an instruction to render the node without any template. Additionally, it is not possible to include the null template using the {{include:default.html}} substitution parameter.

Tags: headers