This template extends [@CVTemplatesBundle](https://github.com/CVTemplatesBundle)/base.html.twig.
{% extends "[@CVTemplatesBundle](https://github.com/CVTemplatesBundle)/layout.html.twig" %}
{# Your code here #}
See also Usage for the Symfony configuration.
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="{{ asset(faviconHref) }}" sizes="{{ faviconSizes }}" />;<header>, <main> and <footer>.
Inside each tag, there is a corresponding {% block %} with the same name;header.html.twig template of your project if it exists;<main> and is empty;footer.html.twig template of your project if it exists.pageHeadTitle and metaDescription variables.Those variables set some default values for the parent template (see base template) :
charset attribute for the parent <meta />,
defaults to UTF-8;content attribute for the parent <meta />,
defaults to width=device-width, initial-scale=1, shrink-to-fit=no;href attribute for the parent <base />,
defaults to app.request.schemeAndHttpHost ~ app.request.baseUrl ~ '/';href attribute for the favicon, defaults to app/images/favicon.png;sizes attribute for the favicon, defaults to 32x32;content attribute for the parent <meta />.
If you want a meta description, define this or it will default to metaDescription.
Then, it will be translated with the defined translationContext.
If you do not want to render a meta description, set this either to false, null or an empty string ('' or "");app.request.schemeAndHttpHost before a previously defined canonical.
If you do not define a canonical variable, no <link /> will be rendered.<title>The following variables are used to construct the <title> of your page.
You can either have Page name - Website name using the three variables
pageHeadTitle ~ headTitleSeparationChars ~ headTitleSiteName
or just have Page name using only pageHeadTitle.
pageHeadTitle of the defined translationContext;-;<title> in the <head>.How can I help you explore Laravel packages today?