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If you’re a back-end web developer who wants to make your Django website look good, you do not have to write HTML, CSS, or Javascript from scratch. You can simply use premade Bootstrap styles to quickly make your website look more appealing. This post will teach you how to add Bootstrap to Django so you can start using it to style your website.
There are three methods that most Django developers use to add Boostrap to Django. The first one is to use Bootstrap with Django via a CDN, the second one is by downloading the Bootstrap files and including them in your Django projects, and the third one is to use Django-bootstrap which is an app that you install in your Django project.
The best method to add Bootstrap to Django when working over an Internet connection is to connect via a CDN, you get the CDN link from Bootstrap’s website and copy and paste it into your Django template files.
If you are going to be working offline, it is best to add Bootstrap to Django by downloading the Bootstrap files from its website and including them in your Django project as static files.
I’ll show you how to carry out all these methods in the following sections.
Before you Add Bootstrap to Django
In this post, I assume that you have general knowledge of the Bootstrap framework and you just want to learn how to add it to your Django project. If you have not used Bootstrap before, you can still follow along with this Django-Bootstrap Tutorial but after that, you’d have to look at other tutorials on how to use Bootstrap to style your Django project.