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Liquid syntax allows you to dynamically place content in document layouts and discussion templates
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Hello! 👋 Welcome to the Current RMS Liquid syntax documentation. This is your one stop shop for everything there is to know about building document layouts and the Liquid syntax that powers them.
You might have never used Liquid before -- that's ok! It's not too tricky to pick up and you can get going pretty quickly. You can copy and paste any of the objects here in one click.
This resource is in beta. Spotted anything that's not quite right? Let us know using the green help bubble! ↘️
Looking to learn HTML and CSS? That's great! We don't teach that here, though. We recommend using or if you're new to those. They're both free.
This also isn't the right place if you'd like to learn more about the features in Current RMS. We have a bunch of for that.
If you'd rather we build your documents, we're happy to help with that! Our team of document specialists can create your designs in HTML, CSS, and Liquid for you so that they're ready to print directly from Current RMS. whenever you're ready.
Liquid syntax is a template language used in many web applications. In Current RMS, we use Liquid syntax to place dynamic content and modify data in document layouts and discussion templates.
In Liquid, there are three types of code:
objects
tags
filters
Objects are surrounded by matched pairs of curly brackets. They tell Current RMS where to show content on a layout.
For example, to output your company name, use:
Tags are surrounded by matched pairs of curly brackets and percent signs. They are used for logic operations and control flow.
For example, to print out your company tax registration number only if you’ve entered one, use:
Filters change the output of a Liquid object. They are placed within an object after a pipe character, with optional data supplied after a colon.
For example, to capitalize your company name, use:
If you in future, this will be reflected on all documents where you’ve used this Liquid object.