{# We keep Django's own admin CSS loaded (base.css/dark_mode.css/
responsive.css, plus whatever change_form.html/change_list.html add
via extrastyle) rather than stripping it out - the actual list/form
HTML Django generates per-model (results tables, filters, fieldsets,
inline formsets, the calendar/clock widgets) depends on it for
layout, and re-building all of that from scratch across 44 registered
models would be its own project. Instead, this file reskins colors
by overriding the CSS custom properties Django's own stylesheets
already read from (--body-bg, --link-fg, --button-bg, etc. - see
admin/css/base.css) to match Secera's palette, and replaces the
outer chrome (header/breadcrumbs/nav-sidebar) with the same sidebar/
topbar/page shell every other page in the app uses. The actual
tables/forms Django renders inside the content block are untouched
structurally - just recolored. #}
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{# Raw-id/related-object popups get no shell at all, matching Django's
own default behavior (header/sidebar are already hidden for these).
All the content-related block tags below appear exactly once in this
file - Django's block-tag parser resolves them at compile time
regardless of surrounding if-tags, so duplicating a block inside both
an if- and else-branch is a TemplateSyntaxError - only the wrapping
shell HTML around them is conditional on is_popup. #}