How to Easily Style Your Django Form Fields With Django Widget Tweaks

[@FabioRibeiro-mu4ok]

Thanks!

[@mrmuranga]

short and well explained..thanks

[@davisouzadeoliveira9830]

Ty bro, i relly needed this knowlege to make my project. Thanks!

[@yetanothername1131]

Straight to the point, thanks!

[@prettyprinted]

Thanks for watching!

[@leaff807]

Ty sooo much. Very useful and concise guide!

[@MolinMay]

thanks a lot, that was a life saver

[@FabioRibeiro-mu4ok]

Thank you so much for share!!!

[@rexsybimatrimawahyu3292]

Thanks for your knowledge, is it possible for you one day to cover about django crispy forms?

[@sherklan]

Increible so good , thanks bro

[@seanraz]

Just wondering about error handling. Will the errors appear underneath the fields? Or is there a widget-tweaks thing for that?

[@mrendus]

Do you preffer this method of styling forms in django or maybe you more like creating normal html form with id="{{ form.x.id_for_label }}"?

[@mrendus]

In my opinion second method is better because it doesn't need any 3rd packages and it looks easier for juniors

[@prettyprinted]

I prefer the first because it still follows the pattern of letting Django generate the form fields. But I think the second approach is just fine, and yeah you're right it's more obvious what's going on in the second.

[@floriskruger8098]

thanks ma dude

[@fadyghalayiny2825]

hi thanks for this great video have a problem with date field, I need to show date field with custom format d-m-Y I did not see it in the documentation

[@サタン-e7i]

Can I use this line " class+=' ' " to add a class name and style it with CSS??

[@alirezasalimzadeh9137]

How can we show errors or add new errors with widget-tweaks?

[@pmaxAnonymous]

It was useful