Passing data from multiple models to one view?

Question

Django

I meet Dzhanga, I train. Not strong in terminology, call if anything.
As a result, one (!) html page should turn out. Divided the data area is the only page on the model, painted the model. In the case when each model has its own view, everything is clear here. But what about in my case? Do I need to pass data from multiple models to one view? Or is it implemented differently? And one more thing, I have models with multiple entries, but there is one (stupidly a piece of text on the page), how can I specify this in the view (class based)? Because I already use ListView in it to display a list.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

class ListLinkView(ListView):
    model = FooterLink
    template_name = 'footer.html'

    def get_context_data(self, **kwargs):
        kwargs['another_object_list'] = AnotherModel.objects.all()
        kwargs['some_object_list'] = Some.objects.filter(some_variable__gt=5)
        return super().get_context_data(**kwargs)