On Sun, Nov 26, 2006 at 01:37:54PM +0000, Jorge Vargas wrote:
> > *** Is py:attrs just placing original attributes of <head> and <body> back
> > in
> > those elements?
> remenber those are in the form of master/slave templates, so the code
> you have is from master.kid, both tags what they do is something like
> this "if the slave has redefined the head tag, replace the default
> (what you see here) with that", this is so the slave pages can be of
> some other type for example plain html, and to be able to put more
> stuff into the head tag like redirects or some other meta.
Thanks! I really appreciate your faithfulness answering questions!
All I'm stuck on now is that while py:match is used to REPLACE head and
body elements in slave templates....you *still* have content in *slave*
templates that ends up in body element!!
My master.kid has this which somehow allows slave templates to add stuff to
body?
<div id="content" py:replace="[item.text]+item[:]">
<p>Body text goes here.</p>
</div>
What exactly is in item.text and item[:]?? I assume item corresponds to
<div id="content"> element in slave?
Chris
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