5 responses to “How to Apply Bootstrap CSS to a Django Form (Django Tutorial) | Part 50”

1. There is an easier way I think.. instead of templating the form into html via {{ form.as_p }} or any other way .. you'd do this ..

   {% for el in forms %}

   <label class="Whateverclass">{{ el.label_tag }}</label>

   <div class="whateverdiv">

   {{ el }}

   </div>

   el.label_tag is the label of the forms like.. "post".. and just el is the actual input etc.

   {% endfor %}

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2. There is even easier way to add class to django widgets: if you are using virtualenv just add class="form-control" to your django files:
   env/lib/python3.5/site-packages/django/forms/templates/django/forms/widgets/input.html
   env/lib/python3.5/site-packages/django/forms/templates/django/forms/widgets/textarea.html
   Then each form field rendered with TextInput() widget will have class="form-control" 🙂 And you don't have to add attr everytime you are creating a form field 🙂

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3. great thanks to you dude.this is what i have been searching since yesterday.finally here it's

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4. Hi, can you please give a demonstration on a scheduling application with bootstrap calendar, python and django deaturing rabbitmq. 🙂

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5. Here is the code up to the end of Part 50: https://github.com/ankoorb/Django-Practice/tree/master/tutorial-50

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