Great work integrating Metronic with Django! However, it would be really helpful if you could include at least one example of how to link pages in the _menuSidebar. This is especially important for developers and students trying to understand template navigation in Django. Looking forward to more detailed guidance in future updates.
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Hi Meschac Lubula,

To link the menu element "File Manager" with the app file manager, you can follow these steps:

You can refer from the existing Dashboards module or reuse the existing dashboard module in your project.

Inside the dashboard/urls.py file, create a URL pattern for your page. For example:

# dashboard/urls.py
from django.urls import path
from . import views

urlpatterns = [
 # ... other dashboard URLs ...
 path("file-manager/", views.file_manager, name="file_manager"),
]

<a href="%7B%%20url%20"file_manager"%20%%7D%22%20class=%22menu-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">File manager</a>

I want to link the menu's elements "File manager" with the app file manager, I don't find details in the documentation