{# The shell this renders in is the product's choice. A reader who follows "Entrar" from a public page in Spanish used to land in the admin dashboard: dark sidebar reading GET STARTED, everything in English, no header, no footer, nothing of the site they came from. That is right for a back office and wrong for the front door. AUTH_LOGIN_LAYOUT names the template to extend, so a product with a public shell puts its front door in it and a product that is only a back office changes nothing. The widget classes are Bootstrap's names on purpose: the admin shell ships Bootstrap and styles them natively, and the public theme styles the same names itself, so one markup serves both shells. #} {% extends config.AUTH_LOGIN_LAYOUT or "base_template.html" %} {% block title %}{{ _('Log in') }}{% if site is defined %} ยท {{ site.name }}{% endif %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}