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I’m a veteran Django programmer and a newbie in WordPress. In Django, we have the concept of templating such that I can create File1 which contains some html blocks that can be overriden by child File2. We are using {block block1} syntax in Django. This makes re-use in django very easy. In PHP (WordPress) do we have the same concept? I want to make File1 and override some of its html blocks by File2.
I don’t know Django at all, but if I’m interpreting your statements correctly then there is no templating construct in that sense.
WordPress child themes override the entire file from the parent theme using the same file in the child theme.
A way to achieve what you want might be to write a plugin that rewrites the theme output in the areas you’re concerned with, The output model for WordPress allows developers to hook in to events in the page life-cycle and modify the html to be output before it’s sent to the browser.