Django Template Language (DTL)
Understanding the Django Template Language (DTL) is important to create Django templates. It serves as a bridge between HTML and Python code, especially for views.py. Using DTL, you can embed variables passed by views.py or add simple logic in an HTML template file.
{{ variable }}
You can display data (objects) passed by views.py using this format.
{{ name|filter }}
Using the filter, you can modify variables for display. For example:
{{ name:lower }}displays the value of the{{ name }}variable in lowercase text{{ name|truncatewords:n }}displays the first n words of the{{ name }}variable{{ text|linebreaks }}converts line breaks in{{ text }}variable to<p>tag{{ name:default:"default data" }}displays when the{{ name }}variable is false or empty
{% tag %}
Using this format, you can apply simple logic e.g., for.., if...else.
{#Comments#}
Using this format, you can add comments. The comments won't be displayed in browsers.
Django documentation reference: The Django template language
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