``` This is the result I'm getting: ``` A versatile four/five bedroom detached home with countryside views to the rear, this Ideal family property offers a variety of reception rooms and spacious accommodation arranged over two floors. Situated in a unique development in a charming village setting, this home is perfect for families seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle with the convenience of modern amenities. ``` The issue I'm having is that I want to exclude the "Video Viewings" and "Property Details" sections from the output. How can I modify the template to ensure these sections are not included in the final output? ## Answer (1) You can modify the template to exclude the sections you don't want by using the `exclude` parameter in the `{% for %}` loop. Here's how you can adjust your template to exclude the "Video Viewings" and "Property Details" sections: ```html {% for property_detail in property.description.property_details %} {% if not property_detail.name == 'Video Viewings' and not property_detail.name == 'Property Details' %} {{ property_detail.description|strip }} {% if not loop.last %} , {% endif %} {% endif %} {% endfor %} ``` This code iterates over each `property_detail` in the `property.description.property_details` list and checks if the `name` is not 'Video Viewings' or 'Property Details'. If it's not, it outputs the `description`. The `loop.last` check ensures there's no trailing comma if there are multiple items. Alternatively, if you want to exclude entire sections based on their `name` and you have control over how the `property.description.property_details` list is generated, you could filter out those items before passing the list to the template. Here's an example of how you might do that in your view or controller: ```python # Assuming `property.description.property_details` is a list of dictionaries property_details_filtered = [detail for detail in property.description.property_details if detail['name'] not in ['Video Viewings', '