If you want to override what the form is showing, then you can build
your own template and only include the elements that you wish to show.
Rather than use:
{{ form }}
use:
{{ form.field_name }}
or break it down further, like:
{{ form.field_name.html_name }}
etc
Consequently, depending on how much you wish to omit, you may need
code the HTML tags and attributes.
On 18 Mar 2024, at 04:13, 'Simon Connah' via Django users wrote:
I have a register user template with a form which works well but I
have a problem where there is lots of other text next to the form
elements such as password length and what characters need to go in
a password. Is their a reasonable way to hide that text or do I
need to do it with JavaScript?
Thank you.
Simon.
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