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## Basics of Grav Collections

In Grav, the most common type of collection is a list of pages that can be defined either in the page's frontmatter or in the twig itself. The most common is to define a collection in the frontmatter. With a collection defined, it is available in the Twig of the page to do with as you wish. By using page collection methods or looping through each page object and using the page methods or properties you can do powerful things. Common examples of this include displaying a list of blog posts, or displaying modular sub-pages to render a complex page design.
In Grav, the most common type of collection is a list of pages that can be defined either in the page's frontmatter or in the twig itself. The most common is to define a collection in the frontmatter. With a collection defined, it is available in the Twig of the page to do with as you wish. By using page collection methods or looping through each [page object](https://learn.getgrav.org/themes/theme-vars#page-object) and using the page methods or properties you can do powerful things. Common examples of this include displaying a list of blog posts, or displaying modular sub-pages to render a complex page design.

## Collection Object

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This simply loops over the pages in the collection displaying the title and summary.
This simply loops over the [pages](https://learn.getgrav.org/themes/theme-vars#page-object) in the collection displaying the title and summary.

## Collection Headers

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