{#
# The base layout template
# ------------------------
#
# This template defines the base HTML structure for our site: the DTD, the
# ``, ``, ``, and `<body>` tags, plus some `<meta>` tags and
# a `<link rel="stylesheet">` tag that includes our main CSS file.
#
# This is the only place in our templates where we'll ever need to define that
# stuff. All other templates will extend this one.
#
# This template is never accessed directly; instead it is extended by two child
# templates:
#
# * `_layouts/site.html`: A sub-layout, which in turn is extended by all the
# main site templates.
#
# * `offline.html`: The template that we serve when the site is offline
#
# Any templates that extend this template can optionally set a `title` variable,
# which will be output within the `<title>` tag, before the site name:
#
# <title>{% if title is defined %}{{ title }} - {% endif %}{{ siteName }}
#
# They can also optionally set a `bodyClass` variable, which will be output
# within the `` tag's `class=` attribute.
#
#
#
# This template also defines 3 `block` regions, which child templates are free to
# override:
#
# * `head`: This block wraps the entire default contents of our `` tag.
# If a child template wishes to add more to the head, they can do so
# like this:
#
# {% block head %}
# {{ parent() }}
#
# {% endblock %}
#
# Calling `{{ parent() }}` will output the contents of the `head`
# block that are already defined in this template.
#
# * `body`: This block is placed directly after the opening `` tag.
# Child templates can use this to define the main body contents.
#
# * `foot`: This block is placed directly before the closing `` tag.
# Child templates can use this to include Javascript files, etc.
-#}
{% block head %}
{% if title is defined %}{{ title }} - {% endif %}{{ siteName }}
{% endblock %}
{% block body %}{% endblock %}
{% block foot %}{% endblock %}