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I have a layout.jade file that contains just a basic skeleton:
html
head
body
header
block content
footer
In the same directory, I also have a mypage.jade file that contains
extends layout
block content
p Hello World
Rendering layout.jade as a response does just fine. However, when I try and render mypage.jade it doesn’t go through, and I get a TemplateDoesNotExist error. What gives?
Turns out you have to add the explicit directory to TEMPLATE_DIRS in the Django
settings.py, and everything works