Django Include

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Include

The include tag allows you to include a template inside the current template.

This is useful when you have a block of content that is the same for many pages.

Example

<p>You have reached the bottom of this page, thank you for your time.</p>

Variables in Include

You can send variables into the template by using the with keyword.

In the include file, you refer to the variables by using the {{ variablename }} syntax:

Example

<div>HOME | {{ me }} | ABOUT | FORUM | {{ sponsor }}</div>

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