Uppercases the first letter of a value.
Variable
greeting = 'hello, world!'
Template
{{ greeting|upper }}
Result
HELLO, WORLD!
Uppercases the first letter of a value.
greeting = 'hello, world!'
{{ greeting|upper }}
HELLO, WORLD!
Did we get something wrong? Is there a use case for the
upper
filter that we should add?
Please let us know.
Commentary
For web pages, formatting tags like this are not too useful. We prefer using CSS's
text-transform: uppercase
property. However, there is an advantage to using Django: because the formatting is applied server-side, the value returned to the client will already be formatted appropriately. If the client does not support CSS or has CSS turned off, that will not affect the formatting.And, of course, if you are using Django to output plain text or some other non-HTML format, formatting filters could come in handy.