The {{Eyebrow}} directive adds an article classification label above the primary title.
Syntax
Place the directive on its own line near the top of the article:
{{Eyebrow TYPE}}
Supported Types
The TYPE parameter is case-insensitive and must match one of the following recognized values:
| Type Value | Rendered Label | Description |
|---|---|---|
MAGAZINE |
Magazine | Used for publication brand or series articles. |
MAGAZINEISSUE |
Magazine Issue | Used for specific individual issues (e.g. Month/Year). |
MAGAZINEFRANCHISE |
Magazine Franchise | Used for broad media franchises spanning multiple publications. |
Behavior and Rules
- Block Placement: Must appear on its own line as a standalone block.
- First Occurrence Wins: Only the first valid eyebrow directive in the document is used. Duplicate tags are silently ignored.
- Unknown Types: Any unrecognized type string is silently consumed with no HTML output.
- Metadata Output: Stores the display label in the document's
Eyebrowmetadata key, which the article template renders directly above the<h1>heading.
Example
{{Eyebrow MAGAZINEISSUE}}
{{Subtitle Volume 1, Issue 1}}
# BYTE Magazine September 1975
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