What do developers that are experienced with Satchmo say about how to
customize Satchmo template in a way that avoids template code
duplication (copy/paste) and upgradability issues? For example, if I
want to just change some tiny parts of, say, "base.html", then is my
only option to override the whole template copying all the parts that
I do not want to change?
It would be wonderful if Django allowed inheriting from a template
that has the same name as the current one so one could (without
causing an infinite loop), in their own base.html, do {% extends
"base.html" %} and actually inherit from Satchmo's original base.html
and then just apply their customizations using standard template
inheritance tools. But I'm not even thinking of coming up with this in
django-developers...
Does anyone know of a good solution to this?
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