Liquid Templating Object: post

The “post” object contains information about a Blog Post. It can be accessed and used in things like Render Conditions and the Dynamically Populated advanced setting. It also contains limited information about Blog Categories that the post belongs to.

Requirements:

• An active ClickFunnels 2.0 account
• At least one Blog Post

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Context:
• Properties:
• Additional Information:

Context:

The “post” object and its properties are directly available on the Blog Post template page or Blog Post Dynamic Content Body.

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Properties:

• id: Every blog post needs a unique ID which allows it to be identified directly without getting confused for a different blog post. This property returns a number but as a String.
  
  
  
• blog_id: This is the Blog ID for the blog to which the post belongs. This should be the same as “blog.id”. Just like the “blog.id”, this property returns a number but as a String.
  
  
  
• title: This is the title you set for your post in the Post Settings.
  
  
  
• summary: This is the summary you set for your post in the Post Settings.
  
  
  
• image: This will contain the full URL to the Image you set for your post in the Post Settings.
  
  
  
• image_hash: A base64 encoding of a blurred version of the image you set for your post in the Post Settings.
  
  
  
• url: This property provides the path to access the specific post. Usually, this is the Blog URL combined with some form of the post title.
  
  
  
• published_at: This property will contain the date the post was published using the format “, , ”.
  
  
  
• categories: This property contains limited information about the categories applied to the post in the Post Settings. It returns an array of objects where each object contains the associated Category “id”, Category “name”, and Category “url”. The Category “id” is a number returned as a String.
  
  
  
• authors: This property contains information about the authors of the post set in the Post Settings. It returns an array of objects where each object contains the associated Author “id” and Author “name”. The Author “id” is a number returned as a String.
  
  
  
• seo_description: This is the SEO Description you set for your post in the Post Settings.
  
  
  
• seo_title: This is the SEO Title you set for your post in the Post Settings.
  
  
  
• page_content_id: This is a unique ID that allows the post’s unique “Dynamic Content Body” to be identified directly without getting confused for different blog posts’ content. Unlike most of the other “id” properties, this property returns a number as an actual Integer.
  
  Important Note: This only provides the ID; No other information about the post’s Dynamic Content Body is available through this property.
  

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Additional Information:

• Liquid Templating: Operators 
• Element Settings: Render Conditions 
• Element Advanced Settings: Advanced 
• Blogs: Blog Settings (article coming soon)

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