Notes related to the following tags: Django. Page 2
Here are collected small notes about all sorts of unimportant, everyday trifles. Which are not worthy of a separate article or any other mention. You can consider this my diary. An easy way for me to splash everything out on the site in a minute, so to speak. They were linked and grouped under the following tags: Django. Page 2
Now I am busy fixing minor flaws in my paginator. They are related to links and general code overload. I am fixing them. In general, I have expanded the filtering capabilities. I am also going to fix the article navigator, make it more mobile-friendly.
I finally figure out how to make localization in JS.
02.02.2025
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02.02.2025
In general, it all turned out to be not so difficult. It was only necessary to scroll a little further. And learn a couple of new commands. And also along the way, translate the node_packages directory. Also did a freelance order in advance, that is, first I did it, and then asked to accept me as a performer. Never do that again. Overall, a good day.
I'll say this: doing tests and dissecting your blog is not the best idea. Ideally, it should be as stable as possible. But the problem is that I only have this site now. And if I want to grow and develop, I'll need many other sites. And I also want my own admin panel, not the default admin panel. Don't get me wrong, the admin panel from Django is literally everything you need, but I want something in my minimalist-poor style. ( •̀ ω •́ )✧
Checking the content of website and their templates
17.01.2025
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17.01.2025
Today I've been checking the templates used by my articles. The funny part is I have 3 versions of those templates. The first one, I was writing by hand, each tag and corresponding classes for them. In VSCode, of course. The second version is written in my WYSIWYG online editor. I'm exporting them and then uploading them in the admin panel. And the third version, the last one for now, differs from the 2nd just by adding a copy button and the ability to toggle affected lines of code.
