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In this section, I create a reusable, base template called base.html, integrate it into index.html, integrate it into topics.html, test django_boards after making those changes, add a navigation menu to base.html, create an app.css file in the static/css directory, change the logo font with a Google font which I import into app.css, and tweak the logo styling with CSS. I'm opening up comments for this post. If you have any feedback or questions regarding this post, please comment here! |
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blog/how-to-create-a-fullstack-application-using-django-and-python-part-13
In this section, I create a reusable, base template called base.html, integrate it into index.html, integrate it into topics.html, test django_boards after making those changes, add a navigation menu to base.html, create an app.css file in the static/css directory, change the logo font with a Google font which I import into app.css, and tweak the logo styling with CSS.
https://www.mariadcampbell.com/blog/how-to-create-a-fullstack-application-using-django-and-python-part-13
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