How to "block" a block in a template?

Question

Django

Hello everyone, I don’t even know if this can be called a problem, but I don’t quite understand how to solve it correctly. The template has a predescription block.

base.html

{% block predescription %}
  <div class="predescription">

  </div>
{% endblock %}

And from this template I am inherited in another.
some.html

{% extends '.../base.html' %}


{% block predescription %}

{% endblock %}

The predescription block has its own styles, and if I don’t write this block empty in the inherited template, then it will be displayed by default, which is logical. I do this in cases where I do not need to use the contents of this block.

I'm sure there is a more elegant way to "block" blocks in templates like this. Or can the predescription block be done differently?

Answer 1

This is a normal way, there is another option through the Include or inclusion tag to connect only when it is needed