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In 0.5.3, is there a way to declare arbitrary template variables at site scope? Seems like there must be, but it's not obvious.
Example: Suppose there is a term (a string) that's used repeatedly across a site -- but it's known that the term may change in the future. If this term were the contents of a variable, it would be easy to change globally. Thanks for any help.
LQ
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Hyde 0.5.3 and earlier use Django templates, which famously don't permit the declaration of arbitrary variables. Before I make an ugly hack in Hyde itself, I'm wondering if there's a more elegant solution.
In 0.5.3, is there a way to declare arbitrary template variables at site scope? Seems like there must be, but it's not obvious.
Example: Suppose there is a term (a string) that's used repeatedly across a site -- but it's known that the term may change in the future. If this term were the contents of a variable, it would be easy to change globally. Thanks for any help.
LQ
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: