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I am currently trying to inherit a template that resides in my customer website theme. 
The template is defined as such:

<template id="template_header_custom" inherit_id="website.layout" name="Template Header custom" active="True">
<xpath expr="//header//nav" position="replace">
<nav data-name="Navbar" class="navbar navbar-expand-lg navbar-light flex-lg-column o_colored_level o_cc py-0">
  new nav code... 
</nav>
  </xpath>
</template>
I have created a custom module to inherit this using the code:

<template id="template_header_custom_prod_cat" inherit_id="theme_walker_rubber.template_header_custom" name="Template Header custom Prod Cat"> 
<xpath expr="//nav" position="after">
</xpath>
</template>
 The custom module has a dependency on the the theme, however, it still throughs an error saying the the nav element cant be found in the document.
Using Odoo v14.
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Please format the code with proper line breaks for better reading.

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It had proper formatting at time of completion, ill try fix it

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There are some points which should be checked and can help with such problems.

- in the Website Builder, there is a Customization Menu, which allows to check/uncheck options in the current page. These options lead to activation/deactivation of corresponding QWeb views. In the views this is managed by the "active" attribute. If an option is not active, you can not inherit elements from its view.

- A very nice post here: https://dev.to/opencode/don-t-break-your-and-others-odoo-xml-373i

- Use an Xpath-Tester 

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