kerinin wrote:
> It seems that Kid is unable to handle nested layout templates. Here's
> what I'm trying to do:
There were two mistakes in your example:
py:layout="'sectiont.kid'" instead of py:layout="'section.kid'"
and
py:layout="'master.kid'" instead of py:extends="'master.kid'"
But I assume that were only typos, so you actually wanted to do this:
sitetemplate.kid
^^^extends^^^
master.kid
^^^extends^^^
section.kid
^^^layout^^^
subsection.kid
I could reproduce the problem you described with this setup and will
have a look whether it can be fixed in Kid.
As an aside, instead of this:
<content>Default Content Here</content>
<div py:match="item.tag == 'content'">
Project Dashboard Content Here
</div>
I suggest doing this:
<div id="content">Default Content Here</div>
<div py:match="item.get('id') == 'content'">
Subsection content
</div>
This avoids non-HTML tags in the templates.
-- Christoph
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