Inherit template issue regarding flask
{% extends 'layout.html' %}
{% block body %}
<h1>Profile Page</h1>
{% endblock %}
Hello I am trying to insert the h1 tag into my page with included layout but the h1 tag does not appears . I've also tried {% block content %} and nothing appears.
I think something is wrong with the layout but for me it seems all alright . You can check it the layout ( https://pastebin.com/aa3S5RsL )
Image with the layout but without h1 tag ( http://tinyimg.io/i/1uwnVdX.PNG )
Please help me if you know what's wrong .
flask layout
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
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{% extends 'layout.html' %}
{% block body %}
<h1>Profile Page</h1>
{% endblock %}
Hello I am trying to insert the h1 tag into my page with included layout but the h1 tag does not appears . I've also tried {% block content %} and nothing appears.
I think something is wrong with the layout but for me it seems all alright . You can check it the layout ( https://pastebin.com/aa3S5RsL )
Image with the layout but without h1 tag ( http://tinyimg.io/i/1uwnVdX.PNG )
Please help me if you know what's wrong .
flask layout
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
Where is the code where you call this template? Please show this code in your question. Something like return render_template('hello.html'). Where hello.html is the name of your template that inherits from layout.html. You are sure your layout.html has the same {% %} placeholder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:17
@app.route('/profile') def profile(): return render_template('profile.html')thats the code from the flask that returns the profile.html
– The miner
Jan 1 at 11:23
That seems to look ok. Please also have a look at my other question in my comment. Are both templates in the same template folder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:41
Yes they are in the same folder called 'templates'
– The miner
Jan 1 at 12:14
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{% extends 'layout.html' %}
{% block body %}
<h1>Profile Page</h1>
{% endblock %}
Hello I am trying to insert the h1 tag into my page with included layout but the h1 tag does not appears . I've also tried {% block content %} and nothing appears.
I think something is wrong with the layout but for me it seems all alright . You can check it the layout ( https://pastebin.com/aa3S5RsL )
Image with the layout but without h1 tag ( http://tinyimg.io/i/1uwnVdX.PNG )
Please help me if you know what's wrong .
flask layout
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
{% extends 'layout.html' %}
{% block body %}
<h1>Profile Page</h1>
{% endblock %}
Hello I am trying to insert the h1 tag into my page with included layout but the h1 tag does not appears . I've also tried {% block content %} and nothing appears.
I think something is wrong with the layout but for me it seems all alright . You can check it the layout ( https://pastebin.com/aa3S5RsL )
Image with the layout but without h1 tag ( http://tinyimg.io/i/1uwnVdX.PNG )
Please help me if you know what's wrong .
flask layout
flask layout
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
asked Jan 1 at 11:02
The minerThe miner
11
11
Where is the code where you call this template? Please show this code in your question. Something like return render_template('hello.html'). Where hello.html is the name of your template that inherits from layout.html. You are sure your layout.html has the same {% %} placeholder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:17
@app.route('/profile') def profile(): return render_template('profile.html')thats the code from the flask that returns the profile.html
– The miner
Jan 1 at 11:23
That seems to look ok. Please also have a look at my other question in my comment. Are both templates in the same template folder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:41
Yes they are in the same folder called 'templates'
– The miner
Jan 1 at 12:14
add a comment |
Where is the code where you call this template? Please show this code in your question. Something like return render_template('hello.html'). Where hello.html is the name of your template that inherits from layout.html. You are sure your layout.html has the same {% %} placeholder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:17
@app.route('/profile') def profile(): return render_template('profile.html')thats the code from the flask that returns the profile.html
– The miner
Jan 1 at 11:23
That seems to look ok. Please also have a look at my other question in my comment. Are both templates in the same template folder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:41
Yes they are in the same folder called 'templates'
– The miner
Jan 1 at 12:14
Where is the code where you call this template? Please show this code in your question. Something like return render_template('hello.html'). Where hello.html is the name of your template that inherits from layout.html. You are sure your layout.html has the same {% %} placeholder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:17
Where is the code where you call this template? Please show this code in your question. Something like return render_template('hello.html'). Where hello.html is the name of your template that inherits from layout.html. You are sure your layout.html has the same {% %} placeholder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:17
@app.route('/profile') def profile(): return render_template('profile.html') thats the code from the flask that returns the profile.html– The miner
Jan 1 at 11:23
@app.route('/profile') def profile(): return render_template('profile.html') thats the code from the flask that returns the profile.html– The miner
Jan 1 at 11:23
That seems to look ok. Please also have a look at my other question in my comment. Are both templates in the same template folder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:41
That seems to look ok. Please also have a look at my other question in my comment. Are both templates in the same template folder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:41
Yes they are in the same folder called 'templates'
– The miner
Jan 1 at 12:14
Yes they are in the same folder called 'templates'
– The miner
Jan 1 at 12:14
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You're missing a "placeholder" in layout.html for "block body" (or "block content").
answered Jan 1 at 18:22
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Where is the code where you call this template? Please show this code in your question. Something like return render_template('hello.html'). Where hello.html is the name of your template that inherits from layout.html. You are sure your layout.html has the same {% %} placeholder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:17
@app.route('/profile') def profile(): return render_template('profile.html')thats the code from the flask that returns the profile.html– The miner
Jan 1 at 11:23
That seems to look ok. Please also have a look at my other question in my comment. Are both templates in the same template folder?
– gittert
Jan 1 at 11:41
Yes they are in the same folder called 'templates'
– The miner
Jan 1 at 12:14