language contains its textual representation.
* $language->dir contains the language direction. It will either be 'ltr' or 'rtl'.
* - $rdf_namespaces: All the RDF namespace prefixes used in the HTML document.
* - $grddl_profile: A GRDDL profile allowing agents to extract the RDF data.
* - $head_title: A modified version of the page title, for use in the TITLE tag.
* - $head: Markup for the HEAD section (including meta tags, keyword tags, and
* so on).
* - $styles: Style tags necessary to import all CSS files for the page.
* - $scripts: Script tags necessary to load the JavaScript files and settings
* for the page.
* - $classes: String of classes that can be used to style contextually through
* CSS. It should be placed within the tag. When selecting through CSS
* it's recommended that you use the body tag, e.g., "body.front". It can be
* manipulated through the variable $classes_array from preprocess functions.
* The default values can be one or more of the following:
* - page: The current template type, i.e., "theming hook".
* - front: Page is the home page.
* - not-front: Page is not the home page.
* - logged-in: The current viewer is logged in.
* - not-logged-in: The current viewer is not logged in.
* - page-[level 1 path]: The internal first level path. For example, viewing
* example.com/user/2 would result in "page-user". Path aliases do not apply.
* - node-type-[node type]: When viewing a single node, the type of that node.
* For example, if the node is a "Blog entry" it would result in "node-type-blog".
* Note that the machine name will often be in a short form of the human readable label.
* The following only apply with the default 'sidebar_first' and 'sidebar_second' block regions:
* - two-sidebars: When both sidebars have content.
* - no-sidebars: When no sidebar content exists.
* - one-sidebar and sidebar-first or sidebar-second: A combination of the two classes
* when only one of the two sidebars have content.
*
* Site identity:
* - $front_page: The URL of the front page. Use this instead of $base_path,
* when linking to the front page. This includes the language domain or prefix.
* - $logo: The path to the logo image, as defined in theme configuration.
* - $site_name: The name of the site, empty when display has been disabled
* in theme settings.
* - $site_slogan: The slogan of the site, empty when display has been disabled
* in theme settings.
*
* Navigation:
* - $search_box: HTML to display the search box, empty if search has been disabled.
* - $main_menu (array): An array containing the Main menu links for the
* site, if they have been configured.
* - $secondary_menu (array): An array containing the Secondary menu links for
* the site, if they have been configured.
* - $breadcrumb: The breadcrumb trail for the current page.
* - $action_links: Actions local to the page, such as 'Add menu' on the menu
* administration interface.
*
* Page content (in order of occurrence in the default page.tpl.php):
* - $title: The page title, for use in the actual HTML content.
* - $messages: HTML for status and error messages. Should be displayed prominently.
* - $tabs: Tabs linking to any sub-pages beneath the current page (e.g., the view
* and edit tabs when displaying a node).
* - $help: Dynamic help text, mostly for admin pages.
* - $content: The main content of the current page.
* - $feed_icons: A string of all feed icons for the current page.
* - $sidebar_first: Items for the first sidebar.
* - $sidebar_second: Items for the second sidebar.
* - $highlight: Items for the highlighted content region.
*
* Opening and closing data:
* - $page_top: Initial markup from any modules that have altered the
* page. This variable should always be output first, before all other dynamic
* content.
* - $footer : The footer region.
* - $page_bottom: Final closing markup from any modules that have altered the
* page. This variable should always be output last, after all other dynamic
* content.
*
* @see template_preprocess()
* @see template_preprocess_page()
* @see template_process()
*/
?>
>
<?php print $head_title; ?>