origin.html is the starting base for your (X)HTML5 templates.

The template is conforming to the Polygot Markup specification, making it both parsable by a HTML5 and a XML processors.

origin.html is shipped with the support of the Open Graph protocol.

• site.url preferred website's domain name and protocol. e.g. http://example.org
• site.baseurl The relative path of the website. e.g. /website
• site.name Main name
• site.alternate_name Alternative name

• page.date ISO 8601 date format
• page.lang ISO 639-1 language and territory codes separated by a minus. e.g fr-FR
• page.og_lang language and territory codes separated by an underscore. e.g fr_FR
• page.permalink Desired URL to the resource (relative to site.baseurl). e.g; /page
• page.type Type of the resource. See the types supported by the Open Graph protocol.
• page.title Name of the resource
• page.description Description of the resource
• page.tags Keywords
• page.author.display_name author's common name
• page.author.online_identity URI of the resource which represents the author on the web or url to a human.txt file

origin.html loads normalize.css in order to improve the consistency between browsers.