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I am working on creating a theme from scratch for Drupal 8 and I am 90% of the way there. I do have a question on how to access variables in the

{{ dump() | raw }}

I have created a page.html.twig and the {{ page.BLOCKNAME }} is working great. But when I try to place {{ title }}, or any variations, I get NULL or nothing at all.

I can see the title in the dump(), but it has ["string":protected]=> so I am not able to access. I was able to create a new block region and move the title there, but the title will not be in the same place from page to page. I would also like to access the content type, node ID, and node url, with some other custom fields I created, but I can't seem to get to those either.

In summary, how do I use the dump() and actually get to the variables that are presented?

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  • Simple - title is now a block and not a twig template variable anymore.
    – user21641
    Commented Nov 6, 2015 at 12:24

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If you wanna see all variables available in your twig template file in Drupal 8 use {{ kint(_context) }}. Don't forget, you must enable kint in devel module settings.

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  • No need to use kint when we have a perfectly valid dump out of the box
    – user14980
    Commented Mar 16, 2017 at 12:32
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In the page template you shouldn't be printing blocks directly. Blocks should be always printed inside a regions. More information about how to add your custom region can be found here.

If you are printing an already existing region the syntax for that is:

{{ page.region_name }} 

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