Django Templates
Django templates are a powerful part of the Django web framework that allows developers to generate dynamic HTML content in a clean and efficient way. Django templates use its own template language, which is designed to be concise and expressive while providing a secure way to output dynamic content.
Here are some key features and concepts related to Django templates:
Syntax: Django templates use curly braces
{}
to enclose template variables and control structures. For example,{{ variable }}
is used to output the value of a variable, and{% if condition %} ... {% endif %}
is used for conditional statements.Variables: You can use variables to display dynamic content within your templates. Variables can represent data from the context provided to the template.
Tags: Tags are enclosed in
{% %}
and are used for control structures and logic within the template. Examples include{% if %}
,{% for %}
,{% block %}
, and{% include %}
.
Template Inheritance: Django templates support template inheritance, allowing you to create a base template with common structure and define blocks that child templates can override.
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