Maybe I'm wrong but I remember about a setting whose I don't remember
the name...acting like a default for default_if_none where
default_if_none was not used.
Example:
{{ value }} <-- I forgot about using the "default_if_none" filter
If the setting I'm talking about is defined then its value is used
instead of "None" as string, if value is None.
I haven't found any information about that setting in the current
documentation. If I really used that setting in the past, it was in
the 0.95/0.96 version.
Thank you for your help.
P.S. If the setting doesn't exist, how can I achive the same result
without using "default_if_none" everywhere?
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