Quick background: I started a new project ("mpi") and app ("main"),
created a template folder and added its path to settings, and did
everything I needed to do with database work. Also fooled around with
Admin (which worked).
What happened: I created an html file from scratch, plopped it into
the templates dir, hooked it into urls.py, put everything together
myself, and everything turned out being beautiful and smooth. Then I
wanted to take advantage of Django's templating mechanisms, starting
with {% extends "base.html" %} and {% block content %}{% endblock %}.
I've done it before without issues, so I re-built the "from-scratch"
html file into two other files we'll just call "base.html" and
"main.html". I hooked them into a separate url for comparison against
the original html file.
The browser's "view source" code was *identical* between the two
versions. The problem? Although the code is _completely identical_,
somehow there are a few very noticeable differences.
How?
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