Running Django v0.96.
Want to check to see if this behavior is normal. I have a base template
that uses {% load %}. I have another template that extends the base
template. The {% load %} tag doesn't seem to carry into the extended
template. In other words, it looks like I have to use {% load %} in
every single extended template, not just declare it once in the base.
To give a concrete example:
--base.html--
{% load mytags %}
{% mytitle "My Title Tag" %}
--base.html--
--derived.html--
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% mytitle "My Title Tag in the Derived" %}
--derived.html--
Using 'base.html' calls 'mytitle' just fine. Using 'derived.html' does
not.
On a related note, the docs say:
If you use {% extends %} in a template, it must be the first
template tag in that template. Template inheritance won’t work,
otherwise.
This isn't true unless {% load %} doesn't count as a template tag. My
derived templates work if I put {% extends %} first or {% load %} first.
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