Django Style
Basic tasteful designs for your Django project, with sensible defaults.
Features:
- Themes for plain CSS, Tailwind 4, and Bootstrap 5
- Mobile support
- App layout for content with a complex UI
- Basic menu support
This project won't replace a proper design, but can help make your prototypes pretty.
Pairs particularly well with nanodjango.
Example
To play with a live example, you can try the live demo, or download example.py and run with uv:
uvx --with django-style nanodjango run example.py
Quickstart
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Install:
pip install django-style -
For Django: Add it to
INSTALLED_APPSin yoursettings.py, and optionally configure it:INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... "django_style", ] STYLE_THEME = "tailwind" # or "simple" (default) or "bootstrap" STYLE_IS_APP = True # enable app layout (default is False)For nanodjango: it will automatically add itself to INSTALLED_APPS; you can configure it using the
Djangoconstructor::app = Django(STYLE_THEME="tailwind") -
Extend
base.htmlin your templates:{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %} <p>Hello world</p> {% endblock %}
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