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@@chadwickm.2524 tailwind resets all the styles, so you can customise it to your liking. Here is the standard one: ul, ol { list-style: initial; padding-left: 40px; margin: 0 0 1em 0; }

Okay I added this in the base.html (css): ul { list-style-type: disc; margin-left: 1.5rem; } ol { list-style-type: decimal; margin-left: 1.5rem; } li { margin-bottom: 0.5rem; }

Awesome, thanks so much for your feedback!

It’s a basic django application which has user profiles and a settings page added to it. However you can use your own django project if you have one.

This can be done with Stripe. Have a look at my tutorials.

@@matipendino879 thanks and good luck!

Thanks for the feedback! Great suggestion. I series on just htmx would be useful. I will put it on the list.

do you have the def get_context(self, request) defined in the models.py file? there you create the articles object and add it to the context.

@ajudmeister Yes. I have copied that from Yoiur GitHub.

@ajudmeister Yes I have copied that from Your GitHub...

Hi, thanks for following. I can't say how many parts, but it probably is a shorter one, it sometimes depends what people want to see.

@@ajudmeister Noted andreas

yes, it is great at handling the user signup process with email verification and password reset workflows. It also comes with a bunch of standard login templates you would otherwise build yourself.

did you add the type? <style type="text/tailwindcss">

@@ajudmeister yes!

@@arpitajana947 Sorry, you were talking about the tailwind.css file. So you are saying standard css works in this file, but @apply code doesn't? @tailwind base; @tailwind components; @tailwind utilities; /* This doesn't work? */ h1 { @apply text-4xl font-bold mb-4 } /* This doesn't? */ h2 { font-size: 1.5rem; font-weight: bold; margin-bottom: 0.75rem; } After you run the tailwind command, do you see the @apply styles in the output css file? If you don't see them there, there is something wrong with the tailwind configuration.

@@ajudmeister Yes right i dont see @apply in output CSS file, can you help me resolve this?

thanks for the feedback :)

It looks like you might not have configured the cloudinary upload functionality correctly. Does your config look like this: STORAGES = { "default": { "BACKEND": "cloudinary_storage.storage.MediaCloudinaryStorage", }, "staticfiles": { "BACKEND": "django.contrib.staticfiles.storage.StaticFilesStorage", }, }

It looks like your Gunicorn executable is not available in the environment where your application is running. Did you add the Start Command in the Settings on Railway? gunicorn yourcoreapp.wsgi ?

@@YoucancallmeRichLive hmm, this could be caused by many factors. Are you sure your configurations are correct?

I think the cleanest way would be to use foreign keys to avoid duplications.

If the animation is placed only on the htmx partial which triggers when the user interacts with the page, the animation will not happen when rendering the initial page.

@@ajudmeister Ok, thanks a lot and keep up the good work.🙌

haha, i switched screens, not actually clicked on the settings link

​@@ajudmeisteroh na this timestamp is for my reference, i left here

Glad to hear it helps.

Thank you so much for the feedback!

Yes, as far as I know Render uses NGINX

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I am glad you fixed it. Yes, the element needs to be revealed on the page and sometimes some css can help :) gj

Depends what language you like to use and if you need frontend and backend. Python is a much cleaner and much easier to understand language, but if you prefer javascript then next js is a good option too. Django, in my opinion, is the best full-stack framework for general use, and can be applied to almost all use-cases, frontend and blackend, especially for solopreneurs, as many core features are already build-in and there is a huge community for support. Next js is only frontend and needs to be combined with a backend, like a javascript backend with Node.js (eg. Express.js or NestJS) or you could also combine it with Django as the backend (eg. Django Rest Framework)

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Could it be that the admin user does not have a profile object in the database? This could have happened because the signal was not yet created when creating the user object. Try to manually create a profile object for the admin user through the admin interface.

@ajudmeister the anchor tag that sends us to the user's profile "message.author.username" is causing this. Thanks for the reply, I have checked the Profiles and there is a profile created for the admin user.

@@ajudmeister Ok, I got it. I have not updated the profile view to accept usernames. 👍

Yes, you're right; I didn't fully cover webhooks with event triggers, as they require a live site to be properly tested. When I have a live service, I might add this to the series. Cheers.

@@ajudmeister perfect thanks!

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Ajax is one of those interesting topics in web development I had to explore, and this is where htmx makes it so simple.

not true. 99% of the code is free to use and available on my github repository. I put a lot of effort in making the frontend templates which I will ask for a small contribution, but they are absolutely not necessary to follow the tutorial.

not true. 99% of the code is free to use and available on my github repository. I put a lot of effort in making the frontend templates which users can use for a small contribution, but they are absolutely not necessary to follow the tutorial.

@@ajudmeister Well, why don’t you provide those parts of the code that are very important for a project? Sometimes I am forced to stop following your lesson because I don’t have access to those parts of the code that you have put behind a paywall. There are many people like me.

@@ajudmeister I know that your level in programming is very high, but I have a suggestion for you. Why don’t your subscribers increase rapidly, or why do they grow very slowly? The reason is those parts of the code that you put behind a paywall. I had subscribed to you, but in one of your lessons, you mentioned that the code must be obtained from the Patreon site. I went to that site, and there it asked me for money. That’s why I unsubscribed from you. Even though $10 or $5 isn’t a big amount, I know that for programmers in Afghanistan, it is a very significant amount. Do you know that?

​@@ajudmeister So if it is paid for others, please, if it’s not a problem, provide it for Afghan programmers for free.

Hi, not sure what exactly you mean, but if you want to add AlpineJS to the page check out this tutorial where I add a dropdown menu using AlpineJS: th-cam.com/video/RR7z_eg_QHY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P4ilzotuwQmi-m3G&t=246