The about_us changes are just to using spaces instead of tabs.
This takes care of #81 and #190
I tried to display the navigation bar links on the About Us page like on the other pages but for some reason it still will not so I'm wondering if that page doesn't think the user is authenticated when viewing it?
I have not changed the greeting to use the user's name (rather than email) because we need to add that to user settings and the model. I tried to add it because I thought that someone said that user's already have a first_name field when created in django and so I tried to use that but it didn't work, as far as I could tell. I didn't want to try adding anything to the model because I didn't want to mess anything up/don't know shit about migration or adding columns or whatever needs to be done
The about_us changes are just to using spaces instead of tabs. This takes care of #81 and #190
I tried to display the navigation bar links on the About Us page like on the other pages but for some reason it still will not so I'm wondering if that page doesn't think the user is authenticated when viewing it?
I have not changed the greeting to use the user's name (rather than email) because we need to add that to user settings and the model. I tried to add it because I thought that someone said that user's already have a first_name field when created in django and so I tried to use that but it didn't work, as far as I could tell. I didn't want to try adding anything to the model because I didn't want to mess anything up/don't know shit about migration or adding columns or whatever needs to be done