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guettli
guettli

Reputation: 27825

Django Templates: Add something below a variable

I have this html django template:

{{ header }}

{{ content }}

{{ footer }}

This means the context takes these variables: header, content, footer.

Is there something possible like this:

Template(...).render(
    dict(header='foo', content='bar', footer='blu', 
        content__post='this should be between content and footer')

The needed result:

foo
bar
this should be between content and footer
blu

I don't want to modify all templates to contain content__post, since there are a lot of templates.

How to "inject" snippets post/pre (below/above) the place of other variables?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 45

Answers (1)

benzkji
benzkji

Reputation: 1867

Just add the in between content to content and there you go. This could be done with a context processor, if you want it completely automated.

def add_something(context):
    if somecondition_maybe:
        context['content'] += "some more content to be added"
    return context

and then add your_app.context_processors.add_something into your template context processors (in settings.py).

see more: own context processors and context_processors

Upvotes: 2

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