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Documentation for use of layout with ModelForm

See original GitHub issue

Is there any documentation on use of crispy_forms.layout with ModelForms?

I would love to help write some examples and documentation for it, but can’t seem to find any existing documentation or examples on customizing layout of model forms.

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Created 3 years ago
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ifo20commented, Jul 18, 2020

@smithdc1 omg thank you i had gotten all confused reading the docs because crispy form errored on render for me … I just realised it’s because i was changing {{ form|crispy }} to {{ crispy form }} and not realising the {{ needed changing also …

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smithdc1commented, Jul 18, 2020

Glad it worked for you.

Good luck with your project. 👍

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