How does template inheritance work in Django?

How does template inheritance work in Django?

Template inheritance in Django allows you to create a base template that other templates can extend. This helps in reusing common layout elements.

Can you give me an example of how to set it up?

Sure! First, create a base template, say base.html, with common elements like header and footer. Then, in your child template, use {% extends 'base.html' %} to inherit from it.

What if I want to override a block in the base template?

You can define blocks in your base.html using {% block block_name %}{% endblock %}. In your child template, you can override it by using the same block name.

Is there a limit to how many levels of inheritance I can have?

No, there's no strict limit. You can have multiple levels of inheritance, but it's best to keep it manageable for clarity.