title: DJango 1.8 use completely different CSS on child template
body: <p>I want to do something in DJango templates. I am using Materialize CSS framework for a side bar which has a menu on it, it only has links to some views showing django forms, and that menu is my "base.html", so, it is a parent template. But i have a problem, i don't want to use Materialize CSS forms classes on my child templates, i want to use something completely different, because for my application materialize seems to be confusing for users.</p>
  
  <p>I have tried this:
  <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25386868/django-templates-use-different-css-for-pages">Django Templates: Use different css for pages</a></p>
  
  <p>And it let me do some changes to CSS, but i want to absolutely remove parent template CSS and use only a particular CSS in my child templates (forms). Or use a CSS that only affects the parent template, not affecting child templates.</p>
  
  <p>EDIT:
  Read the comments for the solution. That answered exactly what i wrote at the beginning, but i think my question wasn't complete. I was looking for a solution similar to ASP.NET master pages, were a master page has its own CSS and this is not affected by WebForm CSS (child template), they are independent. In DJango if you override parent template CSS on a child template, parent will be affected. Now my menu looks nasty haha. But now i have a hint to only override the css classes that i need.</p>