Custom template tag for render in templates
See original GitHub issueHi!
Is a very good work that you did here.
I want ask for template tag, i think, the complete package should have a rendering template tag for templates.
Some like {% gmap 'localtion | address' size zoom %}
, etc.
I’m trying making one but is hard for me.
Can you add this feature please?
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@SalahAdDin Sure thing! You can look into our boilerplate https://github.com/Frojd/Wagtail-Boilerplate, it includes everything from backend to frontend.
I also found two talks on the subject:
@marteinn Man?