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Live Templates are a type of Blocks that render Templates inline in a page.
Template blocks are specified using Markdown‘s fenced code block notation using template as a language. The body of the block specifies the template to use, as well as any arguments to pass to it.
Generally you’d use it in one of two ways, either using a page Templates reference, or an inline template:
Here’s an example using page:
page: "[[internal-template/today]]"
And here’s an example using template:
template: |
Today is {{today}}!
To pass a literal value to the template, you can specify the optional value attribute:
template: |
Hello, {{name}}! Today is _{{today}}_
value:
name: Pete
You can also pass in the result of a Live Queries as a value by setting the query attribute:
query: |
tag where parent = "page" select name
template: |
{{#each .}}
* #{{name}}
{{/each}}
If you want to include another page (not necessarily a template) unprocessed (so without replacing template placeholders), you can use raw:
raw: "[[internal/test page]]"