Site Settings Variables

The site settings variables provide access to certain site settings within your templates.

Company information

Most of these values come from the Company Information settings page at Settings -> Company Information.

Variable Description
_core.settings.companyAddressCity

The city/town value.

_core.settings.companyAddressCountry

The country value.

_core.settings.companyAddressPostalCode

The postal code value.

_core.settings.companyAddressProvince

The state/region/province value.

Same as _core.settings.companyAddressRegion and _core.settings.companyAddressState.

_core.settings.companyAddressRegion

The state/region/province value.

Same as _core.settings.companyAddressProvince and _core.settings.companyAddressState.

_core.settings.companyAddressState

The state/region/province value.

Same as _core.settings.companyAddressProvince and _core.settings.companyAddressRegion.

_core.settings.companyAddressStreet

The street address value.

_core.settings.companyEmail

The primary email address.

_core.settings.companyFax

The fax number.

_core.settings.companyDescription

The company description value. This comes from the Settings -> SEO, Marketing & Social -> Structured Data page.

_core.settings.companyName

The company name value.

_core.settings.companyPhone

The primary phone value.

Aggregate ratings structured data

These values are set in the Structured Data settings page under Settings -> SEO, Marketing & Social -> Structured Data.

Variable Description
_core.settings.companyAggregateRatingBestRating

The aggregate rating best rating value.

_core.settings.companyAggregateRatingValue

The aggregate rating value.

_core.settings.companyAggregateRatingReviewCount

The aggregate rating review count value.

_core.settings.companyAggregateRatingWorstRating

The aggregate rating worst rating value.

Domain and URL

Description
_core.settings.domain

The domain name for the website. It does not include "www".

_core.settings.url

The base URL for the website. It will include "https://". 

This is not the same as the _page.request.url, which holds the current URL of the page being viewed.