Just a heads-up, I've created a base HTML template called base.html and a base stylesheet named base.css for our Flask project. These files will give us a consistent look and feel throughout our project.
We can use the Jinja2 template engine to inherit from base.html and then customize our pages as needed. This way, we ensure consistency across our project and make it easy to make style changes and updates.
When creating new pages, remember to inherit from base.html and add your content within the appropriate {% block %} tags. For instance, add specific page CSS style links in {% block head %} or page content in {% block content %}.
This approach will help us develop and maintain our project more efficiently while ensuring a consistent look and feel throughout. Feel free to reach out if you need any help or guidance
akikodesu
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4 months ago
Just a heads-up, I've created a base HTML template called base.html and a base stylesheet named base.css for our Flask project. These files will give us a consistent look and feel throughout our project. We can use the Jinja2 template engine to inherit from base.html and then customize our pages as needed. This way, we ensure consistency across our project and make it easy to make style changes and updates. When creating new pages, remember to inherit from base.html and add your content within the appropriate {% block %} tags. For instance, add specific page CSS style links in {% block head %} or page content in {% block content %}. This approach will help us develop and maintain our project more efficiently while ensuring a consistent look and feel throughout. Feel free to reach out if you need any help or guidance