Django

📄Page Structure

The Django folder structure is meticulously organized to enhance project scalability and maintainability. With directories for apps, static files, templates, and configuration settings, it streamlines

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{% load static %}
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
    <head>
        {% block title %}
        {% endblock %}
        {% block css1 %}
        {% endblock %}

        {% include './head-css.html' %}
        
        {% block css2 %} 
        {% endblock %}
    </head>

    <body data-pc-preset="preset-1" data-pc-sidebar-caption="true" data-pc-layout="vertical" data-pc-direction="ltr" data-pc-theme_contrast="" data-pc-theme="light">
    {% include './layout-vertical.html' %} 
    <div class="pc-container">
      <div class="pc-content">
        {% block mainContent %}
        {% endblock %}
      </div>
    </div>
      <!-- Add your main content here -->
      {% include './footer-block.html' %}
      {% include './customizer.html' %}
    
    {% block js1 %}
    {% endblock %}
    {% include './footer-js.html' %}
    {% block js2 %}
    {% endblock %}
  <body>

</html>

Layout settings

You can change the default layout in the templates/index.html file in the body tag


<body data-pc-preset="preset-1" data-pc-sidebar-caption="true"data-pc-layout="vertical" data-pc-direction="ltr" data-pc-theme_contrast="" data-pc-theme="light">

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