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This question only addresses how to add meta tags if there is only child class, now if there's multiple children that contain the
{% block extra_head_tags %}
<meta .../>
{% endblock %}
how would I implement this?
Here is a sample structure:
- Base UI.html (contains {% block extra_head_tags %}{% endblock %} )
- Child1.html(contains
{% block extra_head_tags %}
<meta CONTENT1/>
{% endblock %}
- Child2.html (contains
{% block extra_head_tags %}
<meta CONTENT2/>
{% endblock %}
As the documentation on template inheritance says:
If you need to get the content of the block from the parent template, the
{{ block.super }}
variable will do the trick.
You thus can implement Child1.html
as:
{% block extra_head_tags %}
{{ block.super }}
<meta CONTENT1/>
{% endblock %}
If you thus added meta information in the "parent template", these will show up in the rendering of the "child template" as well.