How to correctly implement the navbar type setting?

Question

Django

It is necessary to implement the setting of the link type in the navbar, here are two screenshots for clarity:

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The left link can change its appearance at the request of the administrator, on the first screen it is 'Home', on the second 'Brand'. Now I store the link name in the database and display it to the user in the base template using a custom tag:

<a class="navbar-brand" href="{% url 'main_page_url' %}">{% get_brand %}</a>

I am concerned about the correctness of this approach, because every time you click on any link on the site, a request is made to the database to read the name of the button, which is probably not very good. Since I have 0 development experience, I cannot assess the adequacy of this approach, but I feel that this is not the best option. What are possible competent solutions to such a problem? Or for unloaded applications and is this a completely working option?

Answer 1

For inscriptions that rarely change (branding mentioned), I can offer this option: create a separate file, say, strings.py

SITE_NAME = 'Habr' # захардкожено
SITE_DESCRIPTION = os.getenv('SITE_DESCRIPTION')  # или можно взять из переменных окружения

And then just import the lines into the view and pass them to the template context