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django allauth is a popular package for handling user authentication, registration, and account management in django applications. one of the key features of django allauth is its templating system, which allows you to customize the user interface. in this tutorial, we'll go over how to modify and override django allauth template pages.

step 1: set up django allauth

if you haven't already set up django allauth in your project, start by installing it:



then, add `allauth` and its dependencies to your `installed_apps` in `settings.py`:



step 2: create a custom templates directory

django looks for templates in the `templates` directory of your application. to override allauth templates, create a directory structure like the following in one of your apps (e.g., `accounts`):



step 3: override a template

let's say you want to customize the login page. first, copy the original template from the allauth package to your project. you can find the original templates in the allauth github repository or installed package. for example, the original login template can usually be found at:



copy this file to your custom templates directory:



step 4: modify the template

open the `login.html` file in your editor and make the necessary changes. for example, you might want to add a custom title and a welcome message:



step 5: update settings for template directory

ensure that django knows where to find your custom templates. in `settings.py`, add your app's template directory to the `dirs` list in the `templates` setting:



step 6: test your changes

run your django development server:



navigate to the login page (usually at `/accounts/login/`) to see your customized template in action.

additional customizations

you can override other allauth templates in a similar way. here are some common templates you might want to customize:

`signup.html` – for the signup page
`password_reset.html` – for password reset
`email.html` – for email confirmation
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