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There you will find directories `adminlte3`, `adminlte3_theme`, `django`, and `django_adminlte3`, among others. `adminlte3` contains the actual AdminLTE template files. Note you don't modify these. If you wish to customize things, you create your own versions, which you store in a path that matches the default ones (more on that in a minute). And in these you place an `{% extend <file> %}` line at the top to pull that default file in and then modify it as needed. But it's worth knowing where the default ones live in case you want to look at them. Either that or download the official AdminLTE files and look through those for examples to work with. To see examples of what the template offers, check out their [live preview page](https://adminlte.io/preview).

Do you have another link showing how it works?

Using the Python module vs using AdminLTE by itself

Hey, I found this repo on an issue of the module repo and thought it would be more appropriate to ask this question here.

As a beginner to front-end stuff, I'm curious about what are the advantages of using this Python module instead of just getting the official theme. Like, why depend on the module maintainers when I could try to work directly with AdminLTE?

And besides that, I'm really confused about if it's good practice to use Django templates and its admin site in commercial applications. It seems that the modularity of having a separate front-end has its benefits, but on the other hand it seems that simple CRUD applications would benefit a lot from the Django admin site.

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