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Reusable variables

5min

Add a Variable

1

In the bottom left corner, click on the Reusable content → Variables tab.

2

In the new window, you can now define your variables or edit the existing ones if you have already defined them.

3

Add the name and value, then click the Add button.

4

Now you can go back to the editor and type {{ to open the list of variables.

5

Filter the variables by typing the name you have defined in the previous step.

Edit a Variable

1

Once again, click on the Reusable content → Variables tab.

2

Look for the variable you want to change.

3

Click on the pencil icon and change the value.

4

If you want to delete a variable, click on the trash icon.

When you change the name of a variable, it will no longer render the value you have defined. If you changed the variable's name, create a new one with the same name and value to render it again.

Naming and value conventions

  • You don't need to add {{}} when you define the variable name → it's added automatically.
  • Spaces in the variable name are trimmed.
  • You can use underscore _, dot ., or dash - in the variable name.
  • Letters (both uppercase and lowercase) are allowed, as are numbers.

Limits

  • Variable name character limit is 40.
  • Variable value character limit is 100.

Reusable variables in action

Check out the video below to see how to add your reusable variables:

Reusable variables example
Reusable variables example




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