| 723 | | First, note that the root element of the template is an `<html>` tag. This is needed because markup templates are XML documents, and XML documents require a single root element (we also use it to attach our namespace declarations, but we just as as well do that on the nested `<py:match>` elements). However, because the page templates that include this file will also have `<html>` root elements, we add the `py:strip=""` directive so that this second `<html>` tag doesn't make it through into the output stream. |
| | 723 | First, note that the root element of the template is an `<html>` tag. This is needed because markup templates are XML documents, and XML documents require a single root element (we also use it to attach our namespace declarations, but we could just as well do that on the nested `<py:match>` elements). However, because the page templates that include this file will also have `<html>` root elements, we add the `py:strip=""` directive so that this second `<html>` tag doesn't make it through into the output stream. |
