This is an introduction of how to combine variables and strings on a Twig template.
Actually, I have introduced the operators that can be used in Twig, but when I actually use it, I will write it in a separate page so that I can leave it with a title that is easy to associate.
[Twig] Summary of available operators
Use “~” to concatenate variables and strings
{% set name = 'tester' %}
{{ "Hello " ~ name ~ "!" }}
// result
Hello tester!
The variable name is combined with the string.
It’s easy if you know what to use for the combiner!
Combine variables and strings using “#{expression}”
{{ "foo #{1 + 2} baz" }}
// result
foo 3 baz
It is used for calculations such as formulas, but of course variables can also be used.
{% set name = 'tester' %}
{{ "foo #{name} baz" }}
// result
foo tester baz
It’s like this. I feel that combining variables and strings is surprisingly common.
For your reference.
