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$logo The path to the logo image, as defined in theme configuration.
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$site_name The name of the site, empty when display has been disabled in theme settings.
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$site_slogan The slogan of the site, empty when display has been disabled in theme settings.
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$mission The text of the site mission, empty when display has been disabled in theme settings.
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$search_box HTML to display the search box, empty if search has been disabled.
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$primary_links An array containing primary navigation links for the site, if they have been configured.
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$secondary_links An array containing secondary navigation links for the site, if they have been configured.
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$left The HTML for the left sidebar.
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$breadcrumb The breadcrumb trail for the current page.
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$title The page title, for use in the actual HTML content.
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$help Dynamic help text, mostly for admin pages.
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$messages HTML for status and error messages. Should be displayed prominently.
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$tabs Tabs linking to any sub-pages beneath the current page (e.g., the view and edit tabs when displaying a node).
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$content The main content of the current Drupal page.
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$right The HTML for the right sidebar.
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$node The node template file.
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$feed_icons A string of all feed icons for the current page.
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$footer_message The footer message as defined in the admin settings.
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$footer The footer region.
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$title the (sanitized) title of the node.
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$content Displays either a list of node teasers (e.g. default front page) or the full content of one node. When combined with other contributed modules this variable may also printing out other “stuff” like a calendar or a list of categories.
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$picture The authors picture of the node.
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$date Formatted creation date.
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$links Themed links like "Read more", "Add new comment", etc.
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$name Themed username of node author.
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$node_url Direct url of the current node
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$terms the themed list of taxonomy term links.
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$submitted themed submission
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information.
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$comment_count Number of comments attached to the node.
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$created Time the node was published formatted in Unix timestamp.
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$block->subject Block title
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$block->content Block content
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I've been looking for something like this for a while. Many, many thanks!
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