I have a directory structure like
app/templates/{various top-level templates}
app/templates/help/help_base.html
app/templates/help/particular_help.html
In particular_help.html I have to use
{% extends "help/help_base.html" %}
rather than a relative
{% extends "help_base.html" %}
Is there some easy workaround for this since they're in the same
directory? Is this a desirable effect? I haven't delved into
the murky corners of the template engine to know the
scope/difficulty of such a change (and what else might break from
it).
I'd prefer not to go back and touch each of these templates with
the whims of management changing my directory layout or naming
scheme. I can survive for now with putting the path relative to
the templates/ directory, but it would be a nice-to-have in my book.
-tkc
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