Django settings can be used to customize and control the overall look, feel, and functionality of the Django-AdminLTE2-PDQ package.
All settings are listed here for reference, even though some of these settings (such as the :doc:`../menu/general_information` and :doc:`Authorization <../authorization/policies>`) can become quite complex, to the point that they have dedicated documentation pages to better explain the full extent of these settings.
Set the "Home" route for your project. This tells the package where to redirect users when they click a link that is designed to take the user home.
| Type: | string |
|---|---|
| Default: | adminlte2_pdq:home |
Example:
ADMINLTE2_HOME_ROUTE = 'adminlte2_pdq:home'
Set the Logo text for your site. This will be shown in the top left of the top bar, when the sidebar is expanded.
Note
If you would like to include HTML in your text, you will need to import
and use mark_safe from django.utils.safestring. Otherwise, your
HTML will be escaped.
| Type: | string |
|---|---|
| Default: | AdminLTE |
Example:
ADMINLTE2_LOGO_TEXT = 'My Awesome Site'
Set the small Logo text for your site. This will be shown in the top left of the top bar, when the sidebar is collapsed.
Note
If you would like to include HTML in your text, you will need to import
and use mark_safe from django.utils.safestring. Otherwise, your
HTML will be escaped.
| Type: | string |
|---|---|
| Default: | ALTE |
Example:
ADMINLTE2_LOGO_TEXT_SMALL = 'MAS'
Set the skin class to use for the site. Valid skin classes can be found on the AdminLTE documentation page.
| Type: | string |
|---|---|
| Default: | skin-blue |
Example:
ADMINLTE2_SKIN_CLASS = 'skin-green-light'