{{plural pagination.total empty=‘No posts‘ singular=‘% post‘ plural=‘% posts‘}}

{
    "Back": "Back",
    "Newer Posts": "Newer Posts",
    "Older Posts": "Older Posts",
    "Page {page} of {pages}": "Page {page} of {pages}",
    "Subscribe": "Subscribe",
    "Subscribe to {blogtitle}": "Subscribe to {blogtitle}",
    "Subscribed!": "Subscribed!",
    "with the email address": "with the email address",
    "Your email address": "Your email address",
    "You‘ve successfully subscribed to": "You‘ve successfully subscribed to",
    "A collection of posts": "A collection of posts",
    "A collection of 1 post": "A collection of 1 post",
    "A collection of % posts": "A collection of % posts",
    "Get the latest posts delivered right to your inbox": "Get the latest posts delivered right to your inbox",
    "Latest Posts": "Latest Posts",
    "<a href=‘{url}‘>More posts</a> by {name}": "<a href=‘{url}‘>More posts</a> by {name}",
    "No posts": "No posts",
    " (Page %)": " (Page %)",
    "Read More": "Read More",
    "Read <a href=‘{url}‘>more posts</a> by this author": "Read <a href=‘{url}‘>more posts</a> by this author",
    "See all % posts": "See all % posts",
    "Share this": "Share this",
    "Stay up to date! Get all the latest & greatest posts delivered straight to your inbox": "Stay up to date! Get all the latest & greatest posts delivered straight to your inbox",
    "This post was a collaboration between": "This post was a collaboration between",
    "youremail@example.com": "youremail@example.com",
    "1 post": "1 post",
    "% posts": "% posts",
    "1 min read": "1 min read",
    "% min read": "% min read"
}

{
    "Back": "Volver",
    "Newer Posts": "Artículos Siguientes",
    "Older Posts": "Artículos Anteriores",
    "Page {page} of {pages}": "Página {page} de {pages}",
    "Subscribe": "Suscríbete",
    "Subscribe to {blogtitle}": "Suscríbete a {blogtitle}",
    "Subscribed!": "¡Suscrito!",
    "with the email address": "con el correo electrónico",
    "Your email address": "Tu correo electrónico",
    "You‘ve successfully subscribed to": "Te has suscrito con éxito a",
    "A collection of posts": "Una colección de artículos",
    "A collection of 1 post": "Una colección de 1 artículo",
    "A collection of % posts": "Una colección de % artículos",
    "Get the latest posts delivered right to your inbox": "Recibe los últimos artículos directamente en tu buzón",
    "Latest Posts": "Últimos Artículos",
    "<a href=‘{url}‘>More posts</a> by {name}": "<a href=‘{url}‘>Más artículos</a> de {name}",
    "No posts": "No hay artículos",
    " (Page %)": " (Página %)",
    "Read More": "Lee Más",
    "Read <a href=‘{url}‘>more posts</a> by this author": "Lee <a href=‘{url}‘>más artículos</a> de este autor",
    "See all % posts": "Ver todos los % artículos",
    "Share this": "Comparte",
    "Stay up to date! Get all the latest & greatest posts delivered straight to your inbox": "¡Mantente al día! Recibe todos los últimos y mejores artículos directamente en tu buzón",
    "This post was a collaboration between": "Este artículo fue una colaboración entre",
    "youremail@example.com": "tucorreo@ejemplo.com",
    "1 post": "1 artículo",
    "% posts": "% artículos",
    "1 min read": "1 min de lectura",
    "% min read": "% min de lectura",
    "< 1 min read": "< 1 min de lectura"
}

"Proudly published with {ghostlink}": "Publicado con {ghostlink}",

{{{t "Proudly published with {ghostlink}" ghostlink="<a href=\"https://ghost.org\">Ghost</a>"}}}

{{t "Subscribe to {blogtitle}" blogtitle=@blog.title}}

"No posts": "No hay artículos",
"1 post": "1 artículo",
"% posts": "% artículos",

{{plural ../pagination.total empty=(t "No posts") singular=(t "1 post") plural=(t "% posts")}}

{{reading_time minute=(t "1 min read") minutes=(t "% min read")}}

<title>{{meta_title page=(t "Page %")}}</title>

Usage: {{encode value}}

Description

{{encode}} is a simple output helper which will encode a given string so that it can be used in a URL.

The most obvious example of where this is useful is shown in Casper‘s post.hbs, for outputting a twitter share link:

<a class="icon-twitter" href="https://twitter.com/share?text={{encode title}}&url={{url absolute=‘true‘}}"
    onclick="window.open(this.href, ‘twitter-share‘, ‘width=550,height=235‘);return false;">
    <span class="hidden">Twitter</span>
</a>

Without using the {{encode}} helper on the post‘s title, the spaces and other punctuation in the title will not be handled correctly.

Usage: {{log value}}

Description

When running Ghost in development mode, you can use the {{log}} helper to output debug messages to the server console. In particular you can get handlebars to output the details of objects or the current context

For example, to output the full ‘context‘ that handlebars currently has access to:

{{log this}}

Or, to log each post in the loop:

{{#foreach posts}}
   {{log post}}
{{/foreach}}

If you‘re developing a theme and running an install using Ghost-CLI, you must use NODE_ENV=development ghost run to make debug output visible in the console.

The @labs variable provides access to global data properties, which are available anywhere in your theme.

For each feature listed with a checkbox in the settings/labs/ section of a site, the @labs global will provide a boolean flag which tells the theme developer whether or not the feature is enabled.

As of Ghost 1.0.0, there are two features which can be detected:

• {{@labs.publicAPI}} – true if the Public API feature is enabled (enabled by default)
• {{@labs.subscribers}} – true if the Subscribers feature is enabled (disabled by default)

Examples

Test if subscribers is enabled before outputting HTML elements to surround a subscribe form, or before adding a subscribe button.

{{#if @labs.subscribers}}
<div class="subscribe-form">
{{subscribe_form}}
</div>
{{/if}}

It is also possible to test if the publicAPI is enabled before using the get helper:

{{#if @labs.publicAPI}}
<div class="latest-posts">
{{#get "posts" limit="3"}}...{{/get}}
</div>
{{/if}}

Note: when these features are moved out of beta in future, there will be a point at which these properties are deprecated. Therefore it is very important to keep your theme up-to-date.

Usage: {{concat "a" "b" "c"}}

Description

The {{concat}} helper is designed to concatenate and link multiple things together.

The {{concat}} helper will take all of the items passed to it, treat them as strings, and concatenate them together without any spaces. There can be an unlimited amount of items passed to the helper.

Strings, variables and other helpers can be passed into the {{concat}} helper.

Simple examples

{{concat "hello world" "!" }}

Outputs:

hello world!

{{concat "my-class" slug }}

Outputs:

my-classmy-post

{{concat}} is designed for strings. If an object is passed it will output [object Object]in true JavaScript™? fashion. To make it error proof, if {{concat}} is passed an empty variable, the output will be an empty string.

The separator attribute

By default, strings are concatenated together with nothing in between them. The separator="" attribute inserts the value provided between each string.

Separator example

{{concat "hello" "world" separator=" "}}

Outputs:

hello world

<li class="nav {{link_class for="/about/"}}">About</li>

When on the "/about/" URL it will output:

<li class="nav nav-current">About</li>

By default it will output:

<li class="nav ">About</li>

<li class="nav {{link_class for="/about/" activeClass="active"}}">About</li>

Will output:

<li class="nav active">About</li>

<li class="nav {{link_class for="/about/" class="current-about"}}">About</li>

Will output:

<li class="nav current-about nav-current">About</li>

<li class="nav {{link_class for="/tags/"}}">Tags</li>

When on the "/tags/" URL it will output:

<li class="nav nav-current">Tags</li>

When on the "/tags/toast/" URL it will output:

<li class="nav nav-parent">Tags</li>