It's useful to have some templates with the same name of another one,
like you can do with YOURPROJECT/templates/admin/base_site.html that
override the base site django default.
but If I want to add a word in the title of my base_site.html I need
to copy the entire content of the base_site.html I am overriding, and
I cannot extend it to avoid that with am {% extend
"admin/templates/base_site.html" %}
or an {% extend super %}
I wrote a custom base_site.html with some common code for all my projects.
Now I need an app to add a single template_tag in a block. Is it
possible without copying ALL the previous base_site?
I cannot change the name of the parent template, or admin will not use
it when I don't install that app.
I moved
YOURPROJECT/templates/admin/base_site.html
to
YOURPROJECT/templates/admin/_base_site.html
and created an empty
YOURPROJECT/templates/admin/base_site.html
with only
{% extends "_base_site.html" %}
but it's not clean.
Is there any other cleaner way to do that?
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