Lesson 59: Outro And Tour To My Portfolio Website
Hi! This is the outro and a tour to my portfolio website. This outro is for the Learn Django course. The tour is for my project. Check it out!
In this course, you’re going to learn Django. If you haven’t Learned Python first, please, learn it! But, whether you’re a beginner in Django, or just here for a refresher, this course will help you on your coding. In Learn Django, we’ll build our own websites with the help of Python. What kind of websites are we going to develop? The first one is a WordCount website. The lesson for this first website starts at Lesson 3. After we’ve finished that little project, the second one would be a little more exciting and interesting. We’ll build a portfolio website! And the lesson for building this starts at Lesson 17. To learn this powerful web framework is really exciting! Try taking this course now!
Hi! This is the outro and a tour to my portfolio website. This outro is for the Learn Django course. The tour is for my project. Check it out!
In this lesson, you’ll learn what autoescape is, why we need to use it in our code, and how to use autoescape. You’ll be amazed once we use this, I promise.
In this lesson, we’ll control the image size of our images inside the blog posts using CSS. If you don’t have a background in CSS, I’ll teach you.
In this lesson, we’re gonna be using ‘for’ loop to show our blog’s contents. Specifically, that’s the pub_date and the body of our post.
In the previous lessons, we’ve been developing all the other aspects of our portfolio. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to show each blog content in Django.
In the previous lesson, we have been making our NavBar buttons on the homepage clickable. In this lesson, we’ll make ALL NavBar buttons clickable links.
In this lesson, we’ll finally make our NavBar buttons as clickable links! I’m gonna show you how to do it one button at a time.
In the previous lesson, we have put our static files in our project. But in this lesson we’re gonna place our static image on the homepage.
What are these files? How do we collect static files? How will we deploy our static files? And how can we use them to our projects? Know the answers here!
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to give each blog posts their own URL. You’ll also learn about the blog_id and the 404 page.