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hey everyone in todays video I want to show you an easy way to style your form fields in Django so here I have a model and basically what I want to do is I want to create a model form based off of this model so what Im going to do is Im going to go to my app directory here where my model lives and Ill create a file called forms.pi and Im going to import model form from Django form so from django.forms import model form okay and then I want to create a form so I have a model called member so Ill call the form member form and its going to be a model form and if youre familiar with model forms you define a meta class inside of the form class and then you have two fields that you have to use one is model which will be equal to the actual model so from dot models import member and then you have the fields so in my case I have two fields that Im interested in I have a name and membership number okay so lets go ahead and display this first to show you the unstyled version so if I go
