The `article` template renders the article page, which contains the full content of the article, as well as an optional comments section for customers. This template is used for items like individual posts in a blog. > Tip: > Refer to the [article template](https://github.com/Shopify/dawn/blob/main/templates/article.json) and its [main section](https://github.com/Shopify/dawn/blob/main/sections/main-article.liquid) in Dawn for an example implementation.
An example of the article template in Dawn
## Location The `article` template is located in the `templates` directory of the theme: ```text └── theme ├── layout ├── templates | ├── 404.json | ├── article.json | ... ... ``` ## Content You should include the following in your `article` template or a section inside of the template: - [The article object](#the-article-object) - [The comment form](#the-comment-form) ### The article object You can access the Liquid [`article` object](/docs/api/liquid/objects/article) to display the article details. ### The comment form The comment form can be added with the Liquid [`form` tag](/docs/api/liquid/tags/form#form-new_comment) and accompanying `'new_comment', article` parameter. Within the form tag block, you need to include the following:
Input type name
Name text comment[author]
Email email comment[email]
Comment textarea comment[body]
For example: ```liquid {% form 'new_comment', article %} {{ form.errors | default_errors }}
{% endform %} ``` > Tip: > When a customer posts a comment, your code should provide feedback indicating whether it was posted successfully, or if there were any errors. ## Usage When working with the `article` template, you should familiarize yourself with [paginating article comments](#paginate-article-comments). > Tip: > If you're using a JSON template, then any HTML or Liquid code needs to be included in a [section](/docs/storefronts/themes/architecture/sections) that's referenced by the template. ### Paginate article comments Article comments can be accessed through the [article object](/docs/api/liquid/objects/article#article-comments), and have a limit of 50 per page. For this reason, you should [paginate](/docs/api/liquid/tags/paginate) article comments to ensure that they’re all accessible: