Is there anyway to use {% block %} in an included template?
I have a header template, that's included in a few generic base
templates. I had hoped to declare some global stylesheets/javascript
in the header, along with a {% block header %} tag, to allow other
templates to insert their own dependencies as well. However, it seems
like all block tags in included files are being ignored. If I move the
header block into my base template, then inheriting templates can
insert their own headers just fine.
Is {% include %} meant just for static content?
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