You might want to try writing an inclusion tag:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates_python/#inclusion-tags
They are much simpler to write than template tags, and more "designer
friendly." They let you write a separate template that gets rendered
inside of another template (similar to how partials worked in Rails).
So for example you could write a template tag called 'list_users', and
create a template called 'list_users.html'. Then in
frontpage_template.html you could add something like {% list_users %}
and it will render the list_users.html template.
I work primarily with designers who write the actual templates, so
it's much more intuitive for them to simply drop in something like {%
main_menu %} whenever they want to show the site nav, and then just
edit main_menu.html when they want to modify the markup/design.
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