django-collapse-whitespace-templatetag

A simple whitespace-collapsing template tag for Django - useful for formatting plain text emails or when whitespace actually matters.

Installation

Install to PYTHONPATH, etc.

Then either:

Add collapse_whitespace_templatetag to settings.INSTALLED_APPS and then use:
{% load collapse_whitespace_templatetag %}
… in your templates.

Or:

Add collapse_whitespace_templatetag.templatetags.collapse_whitespace to your BUILTINS entry in settings.TEMPLATES (Django 1.9)

Or:

Add to builtins (< Django 1.9) with in some models.py:

from django.template.base import add_to_builtins
add_to_builtins('collapse_whitespace_templatetag.templatetags.collapse_whitespace'

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