How to change the path of a link in a website in django?

Question

Django

In short, when clicking on this button, the user should not go to catalog/catalog, but the link should lead just to catalog/
That is, when clicking on the Catalog button, on the catalog page, I get here:

What should not be.
I use one master page template, does it have to be copied to change the link, or is it optional?
If anything, here is the code from the template that I don't want to copy to every application:

<a href="catalog/" class="link_catalog"><p class="link_catalog_cap">Каталог товаров</p></a>

If you change href to just ='/' then the main page will not go to the directory. In general, I hope I explained clearly, albeit clumsily.

In general, if possible, explain how this is all rationally done, because I'm a beginner and I'm sure I do everything through one place, as normal developers are not supposed to, thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Because you need to understand the difference between href="catalog/" and href="/catalog/", well, yes, as already mentioned, in django links are displayed through reverse, and url.

Answer 2

Use the reverse function and its template counterpart url