Hi,
>Again an undoubtedly newbie question: what's the best approach for
>managing small html fragments that are used by several pages in
>several places, maybe several times in a given page?
>
>
There's two main approaches. You could use template functions, something
like:
<p py:def="myfunc">
...stuff...
</p>
You can put them either in their own file, or perhaps in master.kid.
The other approach is to make them widgets. Something like (in a .py file):
class MyWidget(Widget):
template = "....."
...
Myself, I tend to make things widgets. This is definitely preferable if
you have complex Python code to go with them. It also gives you the
ability to specify javascript/css resources, that will be included in
the appropriate part of the page.
Hope this helps,
Paul
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