I did, but it does not stick it stays in the same place...

footer { background-color: #efefef; text-align: center; margin-top: 6em; background: black; color:white; bottom:-6em; height:6em; width:100%; position:absolute; } footer p{ margin:0em; margin-top:1em; } .container{ min-height:100%; position:relative; } .body { padding:0em;//A bit can be good for eyes maybe but 0 for now /* equal to footer height */ padding-bottom: 12em; }

I dont want it to be visible if there's content

whats footer p

whats footer p

text inside footer

ah

ah

also i wrapped body inside a div

The problem with this solution is that the fotter stays there when scrollling.

The problem with this solution is that the fotter stays there when scrollling.

i know, https://css-tricks.com/couple-takes-sticky-footer/

bingo

Thanks ;)

The problem with this solution is that the fotter stays there when scrollling.

try my code and also this solutions

i dealt with this problem long ago

I can see, the blog is spot on

Or "tricks page"

Get pycharm ;)

Atom.io very powerful

Atom.io very powerful

I dont think it compares to pycharm (professional). But its's heavy.

pycharm that is.

I use VS code for smaller projects.

I mean how much faster can it be? would you really notice? (Have you tried comparing with a tool like django_toolbar

Here are some benchmarks: http://blog.sendwithus.com/python-templating-performance-showdown-django-vs-jinja/

Atom.io very powerful

Love It 😁

Here are some benchmarks: http://blog.sendwithus.com/python-templating-performance-showdown-django-vs-jinja/

Compared the features, django templates is papa to jinja

Well, that's literally true though

Compared the features, django templates is papa to jinja

For all the sites I build I'm using Jinja2 and Django instead of Flask. Features are speed.

Compared the features, django templates is papa to jinja

People in comments saying that the code for the test is no available to review

So i have the doubdt still

For all the sites I build I'm using Jinja2 and Django instead of Flask. Features are speed.

Yes, you'll get a lower electricity bill with a manual lawn mower for a small lawn

I hope you understood my analogy

https://www.codingforentrepreneurs.com/courses/django-angular-ionic

Django + React/Vue Better combo imho

Django + React/Vue Better combo imho

vue is ❤️

Let's not compare client side rendering with server side.

vue is ❤️

I was baptised this week and I am now i see....

+1

Let's not compare client side rendering with server side.

you can use Django templates as usual and use Vue.js as a library (like any other JS lib) on it if you want 🤷🏻‍♂️

Django + React/Vue Better combo imho

Why using a framework uwu

Im ok rn with vanilla js

Why using a framework uwu

I like keeping FE completely separated from BE It's easier to test it and keep code cleaned

I like keeping FE completely separated from BE It's easier to test it and keep code cleaned

Nice reason

And if u think about big teams, FE team doesn't have to see BE code They can just work on FE code according to specs for BE

And if u think about big teams, FE team doesn't have to see BE code They can just work on FE code according to specs for BE

Yes

So it's easier to maintain, fix bugs etc.

Ok then

How fast could i switch to one

*depends on your app*

Yeah and depends on how fast you can learn js, webpack, state management How to make good APIs with DRF, make good docs etc.

Based on my experiance this week, if you trully know python (or any language), picking up js is a walk in the park.

And with the help of something like VUE...

How do you solve global context like dynamic navmenus based on context ? Do you send it in every view ? ( i'm doing that now, but you know... if your repeating code ....)

Based on my experiance this week, if you trully know python (or any language), picking up js is a walk in the park.

I got also experience in js vanilla so

then look at VUE ;)

Cant hurt hehe

How do you solve global context like dynamic navmenus based on context ? Do you send it in every view ? ( i'm doing that now, but you know... if your repeating code ....)

Context processors, given a request you have to return a dict which is available in every request

Context processors, given a request you have to return a dict which is available in every request

Can you explain or link to that?

You mean I can define a sort of global item that's available?

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/ref/templates/api/#writing-your-own-context-processors

yes, actually that's how you can use a request object in templates, Django has some context processors activated by default

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/ref/templates/api/#writing-your-own-context-processors

Ahh, yepp, thanks 👍

While building chat via channels in django . I m facing this issue . Data persistence across redis middleware backend Messages are being stored temporarily while communicating through layers across django channels

How do you solve global context like dynamic navmenus based on context ? Do you send it in every view ? ( i'm doing that now, but you know... if your repeating code ....)

Write a context processor and user defined template tag. The load the tag in any template you want it to apear

Yeah and depends on how fast you can learn js, webpack, state management How to make good APIs with DRF, make good docs etc.

Sounds like a ton of work for 4 solid months.

To get to a decent employable level with a frontend framework.

https://youtu.be/K_lBsXZoOII

Sounds like a ton of work for 4 solid months.

If u wanna write good and clean code, understand what you're gonna do a bit of time is required imho But it depends on who's learning

If u wanna write good and clean code, understand what you're gonna do a bit of time is required imho But it depends on who's learning

Personally I don't mind the work that goes into learning something new. I like challenging my mind 🤗

can someone provide some serious guide for learning django /

djangobook.com

Personally I don't mind the work that goes into learning something new. I like challenging my mind 🤗

Me too 😁

Aside from Django...anyone used DeepLearning Pro?

DeepLPro

Plz I need a tutorial on how to integrate django to vue. Thanks

Plz I need a tutorial on how to integrate django to vue. Thanks

Just make APIs with DRF and fetch them with Vue

Just make APIs with DRF and fetch them with Vue

Ok, Thanks

Ok, Thanks

“CRUD App using Vue.js and Django” by Shubham Bansal https://link.medium.com/06t8nSsgeT

Ok, Thanks

This read could better help ya

I am consuming Vue like its nutrision these days.

With the dre you could do anything.

With the dre you could do anything.

Django power 💪😎

Hello everyone

Is it possible to alter the Django inbuilt password reset feature?

I don't want users to receive a link in their email to reset their password. I rather want them to receive a code, which when entered and the code is correct, they'll see a page to enter their new password. Any help please?

I don't want users to receive a link in their email to reset their password. I rather want them to receive a code, which when entered and the code is correct, they'll see a page to enter their new password. Any help please?

Write your own reset pwd view