You can put a snippet in a separate template file and {% include %} it
twice from the
same pages specific template. I frequently do this in a for loop for rendering
more complex list items on more than one page, so I have one place to define
how a list item looks. But including it directly twice works as well.
I frequently do
that to render my next-previous page chooser both before and after a
list. The only
issue is that for it to render something different, it needs some different
variable in the context (for me, the loop variable), but you can set context
variables if need be. If it's to look the same both times (or you only need css
differences) then just include it twice.
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 1:36 PM, Matt E <mmelliott...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there a way to use a template twice on the same page? We don't want
> to have to create a duplicate template just for a different variable.
> Thanks for the help
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