I'm trying to increase the max upload size for uploads to my media library,
but can't seem to get anything to work. I've added a
"FILEBROWSER_MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE" and a "MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE" (just to be sure) and
set them to 40 * 1024 * 1024 which should be 40MB. I've also tried 5MB to
see if I can
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Sebastian Wain
wrote:
> Hi Rodrigo,
>
>
Hi Sebastian,
> I am not using any app yet, just a new project. I just want to modify the
> css/js/img created via collectstatic in the same way I do with
> collecttemplates.
>
> When I perform
For general advice on customizing Mezzanine's static assets and
templates, check out this series by Josh Cartmell:
http://bitofpixels.com/blog/mezzatheming-creating-mezzanine-themes-part-1-basehtml/
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If you want to override static files that have the same path as one of
Mezzanine's (like Bootstrap or jQuery, or some admin stuff), make sure
the application where these files are stored appears before
mezzanine.core in your INSTALLED_APPS. Both the development server and
collectstatic will
Hi Rodrigo,
I am not using any app yet, just a new project. I just want to modify the
css/js/img created via collectstatic in the same way I do with
collecttemplates.
When I perform collecttemplates I can change the templates locally and it
works so I expect that modifying css or js files
> That's the desired behavior when you're running the development server:
> we want Django to look for files in each app, either in your virtualenv
> or your project.
>
> Sorry, I don't get why this is the desired behavior in development since
I want to modify the bootstrap and css/js/img
I don't understand what is your problem exactly, but it may be that the
"main" / "root" static/ and template/ are the first considered when
rendering - if you want to have the static and templates of your apps used,
try renaming those on the "root" directory to something like
"base_old.hml", test,
Hi Sebastian.
That's the desired behavior when you're running the development server:
we want Django to look for files in each app, either in your virtualenv
or your project.
In production, you would usually automate the execution of collectstatic
to copy everything to STATIC_ROOT (normally
I created and empty project, perform a collecttemplates, then collectstatic
but mezzanine looks for the static files in the Python packages location. I
tried modifying DEBUG to True but the result is the same.
Thanks,
Sebastian
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