Is there any more in-depth documentation about how the include tag
works?
I'm developing a site which has a few different modules that I want to
plug into an aggregate "main" page.
Each of the modules I've written into its own template; I now want to
combine them into the main page.
My first thought was to use {% include %}, but after playing with it,
it seems it's not just a simple cut-and-paste tag -- no matter where I
place the include tag in my document( in the <head> or <body>), it
semi-magically takes code in the <head> and <body> tags of the
included template and places it the corresponding places of the
including template -- although sometimes it will place script tags into
the wrong place (e.g. I have a script in the <head> of included
template A, it now shows up in the <body> of template B)
Is the merging algorithm of {% include %} documented anywhere?
Seems like {% extend %} gives me a little more control, but I can only
inherit from one file -- so that wouldn't work for multiple modules on
the same page.
Any thoughts?
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