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* Favicon

E.g. If you include an image called `my-picture.png` in the root of this directory, it will be available at `http://localhost:3000/assets/my-picture.png`

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# Layout templates

* Every template in Remake uses Handlebars to render itself (https://handlebarsjs.com/)
* Every template in Remake gets access to the same template variables (https://docs.remaketheweb.com/templating/), as well as any data that you define in `/app/data/global.json`
* Every template in Remake uses Handlebars to render itself (<https://handlebarsjs.com/>)
* Every template in Remake gets access to the same template variables (<https://docs.remaketheweb.com/templating/>), as well as any data that you define in `/app/data/global.json`

# Tip
## Tip

You don't need to load Remake's front-end JS file if a user can't edit the page. So, if
you create a new layout template, you can use the following code to make sure it's loaded if the page's author is the current user.

```
```html
{{#if isPageAuthor}}
{{!-- Prevent loading the Remake framework if the page isn't editable --}}
<script src="/js/remake-init.js"></script>
{{/if}}
```

# Layouts
## Layouts

In order to use a layout other than the default one, add the following to the top of a page template:

```
```html
{{ layout "layout-name" }}
```