Open waynegrigsby opened 2 years ago
Hello @waynegrigsby!
Thank you for using our products.
@imankarimi can you assist? Ty!
Hello Wayne.
Thanks for asking.
This is not possible in this version. But you are absolutely right. You
cannot assign an icon to the dependencies you installed. But totally it is
possible. In the next version, I will add the possibility that through the
settings.py
you can set unique icons for installed dependencies.
Sincerely, Iman Karimi
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@imankarimi https://github.com/imankarimi can you assist? Ty!
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Waiting for this update. 😀
Hi! I'm really diggin this so far. It's a nice upgrade to a pretty bland django admin that I just don't have the time to style myself. So thank you!
Quick question:
Is there a way to custom designate icons to admin menu items? For example, you have to call out
icon = fa etc
inapp.py
, but what do we do with libraries like Celery, which create their own admin menu items? Is there a way to pass variables to volt for these custom menu items?Please let me know if that doesn't make sense.