> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.dunked.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Editing HTML

> To edit the template's HTML code, you will visit the Customize page and then click the < / > icon to load the HTML template editor.

To edit the template's HTML code, you will visit the Customize page and then click the &lt; / &gt; icon to load the HTML template editor.

![Edit Template HTML](https://weav-prod-kb-assets.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/019b9dcf-7cd3-73d3-891e-ca594bd21f2c/articles/01a0ce99-d022-7169-b84e-005d90abdabd/imported/30708687a45602e58b4ad3f42c60ba87aab6d708ebd2b96e4586215d69bd9209.jpg)

Your Dunked portfolio is controlled by a single HTML Template that uses the Twig Templating System. You can visit [http://twig.sensiolabs.org/](http://twig.sensiolabs.org/) for more information about working with Twig Templates.

To save the template changes, click **Save HTML**. If you wish to restore the original template HTML, click **Reset HTML**.

### Outputting template variables

When you want for Twig output code, you will wrap the code in double parantheses {{ code to be output }} . There are quite a few template variables that listed below with a brief description about what they output:

- page_title - The title of the current page.
- site_title - The title of your Dunked Portfolio.
- page_description - The description of the current page. The page description is created from the project/page description/content.
- logo - The URL for your logo if uploaded.

There are also a number of multidimensional variables. That is, each variable contains a number of parameters that you can use to access information about the parent variable. For example, each project is a separate variable. In order to access information about the project variable you will use dot notation. For example, project.permalink .

- project - When viewing the single project page views, the following parameters are accessible.
   - project.id - The id for the project
   - project.assets - The assets (images, audio, video) for the project
   - project.permalink - The URL for the project
   - project.title - The project title
   - project.date_text - The date assigned to the project
   - project.client - The project client
   - project.role - The user role for the project
   - project.url - The project URL as set by the user
   - project.tags - The tags assigned to the project
- tag - When viewing tag archive pages, there are a number of parameters available for the tag
   - tag.active - Whether the current tag is active. This returns either true or false.
   - tag.permalink - The URL for the current tag archive URL

There are also a number of control statements that can be used to affect the flow of content. Within Twig, control statements are open and closed with {% conditional check %} . If you open an if statement, you will need to close it with {% endif %} :

- is_home
- is_project
- is_page
- is_tag

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