How to make author name hyperlinked to its profile in node template












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There is a variable {{ author_name }} in node.html.twig, it will print something like below:



<span>Your author name</span>


But I would like to print something like that: 



<a href='/user/10'>Your author name</a>


How can I get this done in node.html.twig?






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    There is a variable {{ author_name }} in node.html.twig, it will print something like below:



    <span>Your author name</span>


    But I would like to print something like that: 



    <a href='/user/10'>Your author name</a>


    How can I get this done in node.html.twig?






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      There is a variable {{ author_name }} in node.html.twig, it will print something like below:



      <span>Your author name</span>


      But I would like to print something like that: 



      <a href='/user/10'>Your author name</a>


      How can I get this done in node.html.twig?






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      There is a variable {{ author_name }} in node.html.twig, it will print something like below:



      <span>Your author name</span>


      But I would like to print something like that: 



      <a href='/user/10'>Your author name</a>


      How can I get this done in node.html.twig?






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          Normally {{ author_name }} already comes as renderable markup containing the linked author name. But there's also {{ node.getOwnerId }} (the author's user ID) and {{ node.getOwner.label }} (the author's user name) you could simply use to build the link yourself.



          <div class="foobar">
          
  <a href="/user/{{ node.getOwnerId }}">
          
    <span>{{ node.getOwner.label }}</span>
          
  </a>
          
</div>


          Note you can easily inspect what variables are available for a template by installing the Devel sub-module Kint and then in your template print {{ kint() }}, flush cache and reload. You now will get all available variables pretty-printed to easily find out which ones you could use to solve your problem.






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            Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
            – Basic
            28 mins ago



















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          Use {{ node.getOwnerId() }}



          <a href='/user/{{ node.getOwnerId() }}'>Your author name</a>





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          • Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
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          Normally {{ author_name }} already comes as renderable markup containing the linked author name. But there's also {{ node.getOwnerId }} (the author's user ID) and {{ node.getOwner.label }} (the author's user name) you could simply use to build the link yourself.



          <div class="foobar">
          
  <a href="/user/{{ node.getOwnerId }}">
          
    <span>{{ node.getOwner.label }}</span>
          
  </a>
          
</div>


          Note you can easily inspect what variables are available for a template by installing the Devel sub-module Kint and then in your template print {{ kint() }}, flush cache and reload. You now will get all available variables pretty-printed to easily find out which ones you could use to solve your problem.






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            Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
            – Basic
            28 mins ago
















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          Normally {{ author_name }} already comes as renderable markup containing the linked author name. But there's also {{ node.getOwnerId }} (the author's user ID) and {{ node.getOwner.label }} (the author's user name) you could simply use to build the link yourself.



          <div class="foobar">
          
  <a href="/user/{{ node.getOwnerId }}">
          
    <span>{{ node.getOwner.label }}</span>
          
  </a>
          
</div>


          Note you can easily inspect what variables are available for a template by installing the Devel sub-module Kint and then in your template print {{ kint() }}, flush cache and reload. You now will get all available variables pretty-printed to easily find out which ones you could use to solve your problem.






          share|improve this answer



















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            Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
            – Basic
            28 mins ago














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          Normally {{ author_name }} already comes as renderable markup containing the linked author name. But there's also {{ node.getOwnerId }} (the author's user ID) and {{ node.getOwner.label }} (the author's user name) you could simply use to build the link yourself.



          <div class="foobar">
          
  <a href="/user/{{ node.getOwnerId }}">
          
    <span>{{ node.getOwner.label }}</span>
          
  </a>
          
</div>


          Note you can easily inspect what variables are available for a template by installing the Devel sub-module Kint and then in your template print {{ kint() }}, flush cache and reload. You now will get all available variables pretty-printed to easily find out which ones you could use to solve your problem.






          share|improve this answer














          Normally {{ author_name }} already comes as renderable markup containing the linked author name. But there's also {{ node.getOwnerId }} (the author's user ID) and {{ node.getOwner.label }} (the author's user name) you could simply use to build the link yourself.



          <div class="foobar">
          
  <a href="/user/{{ node.getOwnerId }}">
          
    <span>{{ node.getOwner.label }}</span>
          
  </a>
          
</div>


          Note you can easily inspect what variables are available for a template by installing the Devel sub-module Kint and then in your template print {{ kint() }}, flush cache and reload. You now will get all available variables pretty-printed to easily find out which ones you could use to solve your problem.







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            Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
            – Basic
            28 mins ago














          • 1




            Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
            – Basic
            28 mins ago








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          Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
          – Basic
          28 mins ago




          Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId }} and {{ node.getOwner.label }} work well! By the way, {{ node.getOwner.label }} == {{ node.getOwner.getDisplayName }}
          – Basic
          28 mins ago













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          Use {{ node.getOwnerId() }}



          <a href='/user/{{ node.getOwnerId() }}'>Your author name</a>





          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
            – Basic
            31 mins ago
















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          Use {{ node.getOwnerId() }}



          <a href='/user/{{ node.getOwnerId() }}'>Your author name</a>





          share|improve this answer





















          • Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
            – Basic
            31 mins ago














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          Use {{ node.getOwnerId() }}



          <a href='/user/{{ node.getOwnerId() }}'>Your author name</a>





          share|improve this answer












          Use {{ node.getOwnerId() }}



          <a href='/user/{{ node.getOwnerId() }}'>Your author name</a>






          share|improve this answer












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          • Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
            – Basic
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          • Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
            – Basic
            31 mins ago
















          Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
          – Basic
          31 mins ago




          Thank you! {{ node.getOwnerId() }} or {{ node.getOwnerId }} works!
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          31 mins ago


















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