render

Renders a reusable snippet by name, optionally passing variables into it.

Snippets are managed in Website > Templates.

Usage

{% render 'snippet-name' %}

With variables:

{% render 'snippet-name', var1: value1, var2: value2 %}

Options

Option	Description
'snippet-name'	Required. The name of the snippet to render.
key: value	Optional variables to pass into the snippet. Any number of key/value pairs may be passed. Values must be available in the current context.

Example

Render a snippet that outputs a grid of models filtered by division:

{% render 'artist-grid', divisionHandle: 'mainboard' %}

Notes

• Variables are scoped to the snippet: variables passed via the tag are available within the snippet but do not persist in the parent context after rendering.
• Use in page and post editors: snippets can be rendered from within page or post content by placing the tag inside a <code> block in the editor. This allows template-like functionality outside of layout templates — for example, embedding a dynamic model grid within a static page.
• Missing snippets: if the named snippet does not exist, the tag renders nothing. No error is thrown.
• Allowed characters in snippet names and variable keys: a-z A-Z 0-9 - _