Django change css / sass with database values
I am creating a website where I want to be able to do a lot of color and css settings derived from the theme model. Right now, I can think of applying colors as in the code below, but not much to understand why this is bad practice.
class Theme(models.Model):
url_color = models.CharField(max_length=64)
<a href style="color: {{ context_processor.url_color }}">
I am also using sass to generate the css file and it would be helpful if the answer could make the color values from the database work with sass lighten and dim.
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You can research https://www.grooveui.com They claim to allow the creation of multiple website themes from SASS files.
I believe they do the logic of storing variables in a database and creating independent SASS files for each theme.
I am using the service in one of my personal projects and it seems to be working fine.
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