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I apologise for the delay. To address the issue with the TemplateSyntaxError and the layout variable in django-allauth when trying to override default templates, you can follow these steps:

Check Default Layout Variable:
The error indicates that it's trying to find the layout variable, but it's not provided. By default, the layout variable is set globally in the file /django_demo1/starterkit/_keenthemes/__init__.py like this:

context.update({
 "layout": KTTheme.setLayout("default.html", context),
})

from django.shortcuts import render

def my_login_view(request):
 # Your view logic here
 context = {
 # Other context variables
 "layout": "your_custom_layout.html", # Set your custom layout here
 }
 return render(request, "account/login.html", context)