I'd like my templates to extend different templates depending on the
skin the user has selected. The trouble is that the {% extends %}
tag has to appear in the template file before any custom filters are
loaded, so I can't run something like
{% extends 'wrapper.html'|select_theme:user_theme %}.
I know this can be done by selecting the template to extend in the
view and passing that as a variable to {% extends %}, but when I'm
nesting templates a couple of levels deep, it's kind of obnoxious for
my views to have to know about what other templates my templates are
calling.
Any recommendations?
Thanks!
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