Use curly `{}` braces in templates 01/07/2015

Curly braces {} are the default delimiters in Latte. If you don’t want the curly braces interpreted as Latte tags (for example, in JavaScript), you need to type a space after {: <div> { Hello } </div> Or you can use the Latte macros {l} and {r}: <div> {l} Hello {r} </div> Or you can turn off the latte syntax for particular block: <div n:syntax="off"> {Hello} </div>

Curly braces {} are the default delimiters in Latte. If you don’t want the curly braces interpreted as Latte tags (for example, in JavaScript), you need to type a space after {:

<div>
    { Hello }
</div>

Or you can use the Latte macros {l} and {r}:

<div>
    {l} Hello {r}
</div>

Or you can turn off the latte syntax for particular block:

<div n:syntax="off">
    {Hello}
</div>