tuos schrieb:
> Is there any way to override templates per page?
>
> After reading source, it seems to me that there is not.
> Apparently, html_additional_pages are used for other purposes and
> cannot be used for this because empty context is passed to the
> handler:
>
> ./html.py-494- # additional pages from conf.py
> ./html.py-495- for pagename, template in
> self.config.html_additional_pages.items():
> ./html.py-496- self.info(' '+pagename, nonl=1)
> ./html.py:497: self.handle_page(pagename, {}, template)
>
> Perhaps a template name should be passed to handle_page -method in
> write_doc? Now it is not passed and default 'page.html' is used for
> every page:
>
> ./html.py:365: self.handle_page(docname, ctx,
> event_arg=doctree)
>
> ./html.py:642: def handle_page(self, pagename, addctx,
> templatename='page.html', outfilename=None, event_arg=None):
>
> And then template names could be defined in config-file:
>
> html_templates = {'pagename': 'template.html'}
>
> page.html would be still default if overriding templates are not
> provided.
>
> What do you think?
If you just want to have some specific template code for one page,
you could also override "page.html" and add conditional checks like
``if pagename == 'pagename'``.
Georg
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