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Add custom CSS styling to model form django

I am using a bootstrap variant to help style a model form. There is a certain class I would like one of the fields to be and I have read around on the subject and the general consensus is to add a widget to the ModelForm’s meta, like I tried below: forms.py However this doesn’t seem to render onto my

Implementing CSS in Django

I’m trying to implement a simple CSS file to my python web app. When I try loding the app, I get a error message in the command prompt that says: And of course no CSS is implemented to the HTML page. The structure of my Project is: In my settings.py, I got: And in the html I got the link

Is there a Tkinter/ttk style reference?

With ttk one can produce code like the following: Is there a list of the different options (e.g. font, foreground, padding) and the values (e.g. helvetica 24, red, 10) associated with each of them? I’ve been searching online and have yet to find such a reference. Also, is there a css-like thing we can use to style a TKinter GUI?

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