# Template Tokens
The default page HTML that is used in the page is at the time of this writing shown below:
```
<!--page_title-->
```
You can modify the [page template](https://velara-3.gitbook.io/web-export/export-artboard-dialog/page-template) and use tokens to determine where to insert page elements.
The stylesheet template and JavaScript template only support one token.
The stylesheet template supports the Styles Declaration token shown below.
The JavaScript template supports the JavaScript token shown below.
When you select the artboard and look in the element panel you can access the templates and tell if they have been modified by viewing the template icons:
#### Template Tokens
The page template comes with a few tokens you can use to configure the page output.
* **Page title** - This is the title of the page. The token is ``
* **Styles declarations** - This is the style rules for the page. The token is `` There are begin and end tags you can also use.
* **JavaScript** - This is the JavaScript used for some features. The token is ``
* **Application** - This is the Artboard HTML. The token is ``
* **Body content** - This is the Artboard HTML but includes enclosing body tags. The token is ``
* **Date** - This is the current date. The token is ``
* **Year** - This is the current year. The token is ``
* **Month** - This is the current month. The token is ``
* **Day** - This is the current day. The token is ``
* **Time** - This is the current time. The token is ``
* **Generator** - This is the generator. Default is "Web Export". The token is <`!--generator-->`
* **Generator Version** - This is the version of Web Export. The token is ``. The value is formatted as `major.minor.build` as in `3.4.5`.
An example project showing how to use templates can be found [here](https://github.com/velara3/xd-examples/tree/master/web-export/examples/templates).