I like the rails mechanism for specifying page layouts (boilerplate
template that surrounds the currently rendered view).
Its simple and obvious.
I cannot, having read most of two books on django now along with the
website stuff, figure out how to do the same thing in django.
Also, I'm build
I haven't done rails, but my boilerplate is in a template that is
"extended" by the
page specific templates. In fact, I have multiple levels: section
specific boilerplate
templates that extend a site wide template, with the section specific templates
being extended by the page (type) specific tem
On 09-11-12 10:35 AM, Todd Blanchard wrote:
> I like the rails mechanism for specifying page layouts (boilerplate
> template that surrounds the currently rendered view).
>
> Its simple and obvious.
Use the "extends" tag. If you want rails style boilerplate, there's
always "include"
http://docs.d
Hey man, your question is not entirely clear but:
If you dont want to repeat yourself, you typically would use extend
tags as everyone has said. These templates can be as deep as you want
it, (not sure about the performance impact) but you could have and i
have used this
Base Template
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