On 26/08/2012 6:22pm, Vikas Rawal wrote:
> In admin.py you can for example ...
>
> fieldsets = (
> (None, {
> 'classes': ['myowncssclassname',],
> 'fields': (
> 'field_abc',
> 'field_xyz',
>
> ... and specify myowncssclassname in myextrastyle.css then finally
> in the template include myextrastyle.css in the extrastyle block
>
I have been able to define a css file as follows:
class HouseholdMemberInline(admin.TabularInline):
model = member
extra = 3
class Media:
css = {
"all": ("my_styles.css",)
}
There is a field in my model called "name". What do I give in the css
file to reduce its width to say 100px?
This is css rather than Django but this is what I did to make my input
field wider ...
.wider .vTextField {
width: 60em !important;
}
If you view source in your browser you should see input elements with
class="vTextField" among others depending on the type of element.
However, you should also see that each field has its own id="whatever"
so you can address each field individually in your css file using
#whatever .vTextField {...}.
A few days ago I posted a mechanism for incuding a css file which can
replace existing Django styles - as opposed to adding extra styles as I
mentioned in this thread.
Vikas
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