What is the best aproach of including meta tags only in blog-post pages?
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I want to include specific Meta html tags in blog post's I first thought I could extend the {% extends "main.html" %}
{% block site_meta %}
{{ super() }} <!-- Make sure we include previous meta stuff -->
<meta name="lorem" content="ipsum">
{% endblock site_meta %}and while this seems to include the tag as wanted, does the page change. Namely, the infobox on the left-hand side is completely gone. Trying to fix this, i.e. by also importing nav items and To be clear: My goal is to have a meta tag only in blog posts, but no other pages. |
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Hello @Andre601, If it's not working please provide a full example, so that we can reproduce it. Reference on how to do: |
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If that's the only thing you're changing in the blog-post.html, you could just forgo the file override and just override the site_meta block inside your Or without Python shenanigans, just access the |
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Well, my example is everything I use for I can try the aproach with |
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Okay, the aproach with |
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I think the main issue is that |
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Ah, I glossed over this part being the issue:
and focused only on:
getting this to work, sorry about that. You can run
All of this is "merged" in order to represent one single file tree. Each
However, if you override the
So that's the expected and correct action, you have to fully copy the file from the source and only make adjustments. The It just occurred to me that |
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If that's the only thing you're changing in the blog-post.html, you could just forgo the file override and just override the site_meta block inside your
main.html. You should be able too access variables like{{ page.__class__.__module__ }}or{{ page.__class__.__name__ }}to detect what is the Page's class, and then you'd use it in a conditional to limit the changes accordingly.Or without Python shenanigans, just access the
page.meta.templateto find out what the template name is and check if it'sblog-post.html😅