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Allow custom admin site #5
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Hey @frnhr, I'm on holiday at the moment .. I'll look into this as soon as I'm back. |
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Has there been any progress on this or #20 ? I was hoping to use this with two different admin sites in a single Django project. |
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Sometimes we do insane things with the admin, which require custom admin site. This PR includes a simple fix that enables developer to specify which admin site should be used instead of the default
django.contrib.admin.site.Usage:
in
settings.py:That's it. Of course, if setting is missing, the default site will be used.
Idea for the future: enable reorder to work on multiple sites.