In my django project, I'm using django-bootstrap-ui 0.5.1.
I have it in my settings.py INSTALLED_APPS variable, as well as installed in my virtual environment via my requirements.txt file. I've confirmed everything is working by using a basic {% container %} tag and its child tags {% row %} and {% column xs="8" sm="6" md="4" lg="3" %}, for example.
My question is this:
If {% container %} renders the following code:
<div class='container'>
</div>
How can I add another class to that div, alongside 'container', so that the output looks like:
<div class='container custom-class'>
</div>
I've read the documentation and surprisingly didn't see anything about that, which makes me think the answer may be right in front of me and I just can't see it.
Instead of trying to bend this library to do what I want, it's much easier to customize the {% render_table %} function of django-tables2.
$ pip install django-tables2 and read the docs here.