Overriding admin/index.html would make it less generic :-)
Instead, I've changed the adminapplist.py templatetag which is used in
index.html. It's a very simple patch, really.
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Isn't is easier just to override admin/index.html? That way you can
even add some styling/javascript that will organize it to better suit
your needs.
If you don't know what I mean:
1) copy the file django/contrib/admin/templates/admin/index.html to
yourtemplatedir/admin/index.html.
2) Add yourtem
Hi,
I've looked in the django code to see if I could get my models ordered
explicitly in the admin interface, but could only find code that sorts
it alphabetically on name (verbose_name_plural).
I hacked up a quick patch that allows you to set an
'order_in_app_models' attribute to the Admin clas
