Hi,
I agree with Derek regarding this is something that you need to check out
yourself. You will need to do some overriding and extending and it's hard
to describe exactly how much you need to change and also where to do it.
Unfortunately I can't share the code that I have, because I don't own the
I also use the admin for the bulk of my project; if you create custom
pages, you just need to inherit from the standard/default admin template(s)
and overwrite/extend the relevant template blocks. I'd really recommend you
figure out how to do this yourself rather than just copy & paste someone
Andreas,
You have described perfectly what I need:
To use the admin backend as my frontend.
Do you have any sample code you could share with me?
On Saturday, August 4, 2018 at 11:34:07 AM UTC-4, Andréas Kühne wrote:
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> Hi,
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> You could use the admin backend as the frontend for your applicati
Hi,
You could use the admin backend as the frontend for your application. I
have released an application that works that way.
However, if you just want to use the layout, you can look into the
contrib.admin package and there you will find all the templates, css and js
required for the admin appli
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