I'd like to hold the 'help' for each template in a block called
'helptext' within each html file. I'd like to include the relevant html
files from the main /help/ template, so that /help/sites shows the help
from the sites.html page, for example.
I have two major problems.
- I can't get help.html to set the 'extends' template for sites.html so
that I can choose a template that will only grab the helptext block
from the sites.html template.
- If I manually set the template for sites.html, it wipes out the rest
of the help.html template file.
help.html is something like this:
{% extends "generic.html" %}
{% block title %}Help Page {% endblock %}
{% bodytext %}
This is some bodytext
{% ifequal context "sites" %}
{% include "sites.html" %}
{% endifequal %}
{% endblock %}
Is it wise to embed help text in the bottom of each html template file?
It seems like a good idea in general, I'm just having trouble accessing
it from another template file.
Advice much appreciated.
Rory
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