[FEATURE] Running the macro from templates

[rafalschmidt97]

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Hi, is it possible to run {{ blog_content }} macro from .html instead of .md?

Imagine instead of doing:

home.md

---
template: home.html <-- my custom
title: Blog
---

Hello folks!

{{ blog_content }}

with

home.html

{% extends "main.html" %}
<!-- Content -->
{% block content %}
  {{ page.content }} 
   here will be my custom logic
{% endblock content %}

I would like to move {{ blog_content }} outside of home.md:

home.md

---
template: home.html <-- my custom
title: Blog
---

Hello folks!

with

home.html

{% extends "main.html" %}
<!-- Content -->
{% block content %}
  {{ page.content }} 
   here will be my custom logic
   {{ blog_content }}
{% endblock content %}

I couldn't manage to include the plugin templates (not found):

{% extends "blog.html" %}
{% include "plugins/mkdocs-blogging-plugin/templates/blog.html" %}

[liang2kl]

For now this is not possible to use this bracket-enclosed phrase inside a template, because {{...}} is for the template to replace the whole phrase with the content of the variable, which does not exist in the environment of the template - {{ blog_content }} is just the magic word for the plugin to find and replace in the markdown file.

One possible solution is to add another syntax for blog_content, for example, [[ blog_content ]], and replace in in the final HTML rather than the markdown. I will be looking into that later.

[liang2kl]

And it's not possible to include the template of the blog in your template because they are processed separately and independently.