Sorry, my mistake. Actually you can't insert anything into the context
in urls.py. I was thinking of the ability to pass extra arguments for
your view functions, which is of little use here.
So I'd either use the method I illustrated above or go with the CSS
method. Either way, you need to insert {'section': ...} (or similar)
into the context in the view.
If you choose the CSS way (an elegant solution, I must admit), you
should follow Wilson's suggestion for the stylesheet and do this in
your template:
<body class="{{section}}">
...
<p id="nav-ajouter"><a href="/ajouter">Ajouter</a> une recette</p>
<p id="nav-conquer"><a href="/conquer">Conquer</a> the world</p>
...
By the way, with this method I can't see a simple way to disable the
link for the current section.
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