> {% for item in items %}
> <div class="{% cycle left,right %}>
> Some text here
> </div>
> {% endfor %}
>
> Then a left and right class in your CSS to do the aligning.
I've got a question related to this: I'm using the cycle tag as above
('odd' and 'even', in my case) on a blog-like page, where several blog
posts and their comments are output on one page. The comments sections
are output by a single template piece that is included in the larger
page, and that included template contains the cycle tag. I'm finding
that the cycle holds over from one instance of the include to the next
- I'd like the first comment for each post to be 'odd', instead the
sequence is consistent all down the page, continuing from one post to
the next. I assume that including the template multiple times means
that that's essentially only one instance of the cycle tag -- is there
anything I can change so that it will restart the cycle for each
include?
Thanks,
Eric
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