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I know that it sounds more of a Django related question, but as a non Django expert I'm a bit confused about the ways to extend templates.<br>
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<u>The problem</u><br>
In a development environment, suppose we have created a new app and suppose we call it
<b>app1</b>; we can customise the page look by editing <b>site_base.html </b>for global parts,
<b>index.html </b>or other specific templates, knowing that site_base will extend
<b>base.html </b>from geonode/templates folder, and so on.<br>
What if we create another custom app and we call it <b>app2</b>: how can we define templates that could inherit from what was already defined by
<b>app1</b>?<br>
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The directory tree looks like this:<br>
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-virtual_environment<br>
-geonode<br>
-geonode<br>
-templates<br>
-base.html<br>
-index.html<br>
-custom_project<br>
-app1<br>
-templates<br>
-site_base.html (extends base.html)<br>
-site_index.html (extends index.html)<br>
-app2<br>
-templates<br>
-new_template => how to extend site_base.html?<br>
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The issue I'm facing is that as soon as I enable context_processors in my settings.py, I get an error because the Geonode base.html template is not found (from extends base.html in geonode/base/templates/geonode_base.html).<br>
I tried using different configurations with loaders like app_namespace or apptemplates with no luck.<br>
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Do you have any suggestions for solving this?<br>
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Thanks,<br>
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Stefano<br>
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