add on_page_template event #3786
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Heya, is there a discussion or issue associated with this pull request? |
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no, there is no associated issue to my knowledge. Due to my requirements, i needed to have some pages following a theme, while others using another theme. I tried to only build a plugin, however I soon understood that the best solution required me to modify mkdocs itself. |
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fyi, there was a brief discussion associated to something related to this topic: #3645 |
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By adding this new event, i'd like to allow plugins to change template based on the page being built.
An example of usage can be seen in this in-development plugin: mkdocs_multi_theme_plugin
Before resorting to this upstream change, i have considered using other events (e.g.
on_env), but I am afraid none allow per-page editing of the templates from the ground up.