Say it once, show it everywhere
Every site has facts that repeat: the phone number, the address, opening hours, a headline price. Variables let you define a value once and reuse it across pages. When the fact changes, you change the variable, and every mention on the site updates together.
Define a value once
Phone number, email, address, hours, prices. Each becomes a named variable you can drop into any text.
Reuse across pages
The same variable can appear in the footer, the contact page, three service pages, and a popup. It is still one value.
Change it in one place
New phone number? Edit the variable. Done. No search through forty pages hoping you caught them all.
No more stale facts
The classic embarrassment, an old price on a forgotten page, simply cannot happen when the price is a variable.
Great for prices and hours
The values that change most often are the ones that hurt most when stale. Variables make them painless.
Variables, in three steps.
Create a variable
Name it and give it a value: phone, address, opening hours, a price. Anything you repeat around the site.
Drop it into content
Use the variable inside any text on any page. It renders as the current value, everywhere it appears.
Update once, done
When the fact changes, edit the variable. Every page showing it updates the moment you save.
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