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In order to avoid a ton of HTML in my markdown files, I am trying to sort of nest variables. Please bear with me as I have almost no clue what I'm doing. I have HTML code/files that are all unique to every I've tried two approaches. In HTML, I've tried something along the lines of: Where The other approach was to have this in HTML: Then a metatag on each page specifies what HTML file to include: But this doesn't get parsed. It outputs verbatim So it appears that "nested" variables aren't supported, that an If anyone has any guidance, I would greatly appreciate it. I hope this post was clear. |
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That does not seem too difficult. Could you try this?
There should be no need to "nest", since the content of curly braces is more or less Python syntax. (I am not sure what |
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Wow, thanks so much for the quick response! I have tried this; let me tell include the specifics. My HTML files are in the As a metatag for each root page, I have: Where What seems to be happening is it takes that literally; the output ends up being the contents of Thanks, again. PS - I believe |
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Actually, the above may have been a human error. I am now getting this instead: |
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It means that At this point you might need to be more specific. Could you give a sample of the markdown page, etc? |
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Of course. You're right, I was testing that attribute and didn't know it needed to be applied to all top-level pages. Everything is working as expected now. Thanks again for your help and time. |
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That does not seem too difficult.
Could you try this?
{% include "path/to/" + nav_item.meta.uniquename %}There should be no need to "nest", since the content of curly braces is more or less Python syntax.
(I am not sure what
nav_itemis, but I trust it is a good page descriptor?)