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Basic Templates
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Registrasion provides basic templates for all of its views. This means that if new features come along, you won't need to do extra work just to enable them.
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What is the point of this?
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`registrasion` provides a bunch of django views that make the app tick. As new features get added, so will this package. By keeping this package up to date, you'll get a default template for each new view that gets added.
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How does it work
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For each template required by registrasion, `registrasion_templates` provides two templates. Say the template used by the view is called `view.html`. We provide:
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* `view.html`, which is the template that is loaded directly -- this will be *very* modular, and will let you easily override things that you need to override in your own installations
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* `view_.html`, which is the thing that lays everything out.
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So you can either override `view_.html` if you're happy with the text and markup that `view.html` provides, or you can override `view.html` if you want to change the entire thing. Your choice!
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Installation
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Ensure that `APP_DIRS` is switched on in your `settings`, like so:
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```
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TEMPLATES = [{
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'BACKEND': 'django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates',
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'APP_DIRS': True,
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}]
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```
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Overriding our defaults:
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* `registrasion/form.html` is used by these templates whenever a form needs to be rendered. The default implementation of this just calls ``{form}``, however, you may want to render your forms differently.
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* `registrasion/base.html` extends `site_base.html`. Each `view_.html` template that we provide extends `registrasion/base.html`
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Using the templates
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* All of the default templates provide the following blocks:
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* `title`, which is added to the site's `<title>` tag
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* `heading`, which is the page's heading
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* `lede`, a paragraph that describes the page
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* `content`, the body content for the page
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* If you want that content to appear in your pages, you must include these blocks in your `registrasion/base.html`.
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* `content` may include other blocks, so that you can override default text. Each `view.html` template will document the blocks that you can override.
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CSS styling
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The in-built templates do a small amount of layout and styling work, using bootstrap conventions. The following CSS classes are used:
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* `panel panel-default`
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* `panel panel-primary`
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* `panel panel-info`
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* `panel-heading`
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* `panel-title`
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* `panel-body`
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* `panel-footer`
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* `form-actions`
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* `btn btn-default`
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* `btn btn-primary`
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* `btn btn-xs btn-default`
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* `alert alert-info`
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* `alert alert-warning`
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* `list-group`
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* `list-group-item`
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* `well`
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* `table`
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* `table table-striped`
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