Base Template and Theme Integration
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SailPilot's frontend utilizes a base template, `base.html`, which serves as the foundational layout for the web interface. This template integrates the Tabler theme, a popular open-source dashboard template built on top of Bootstrap.

Base Template Structure
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- **DOCTYPE and Language**: Specifies HTML5 doctype and language setting.
- **Head Section**:
    - Character set, viewport, and compatibility meta tags.
    - Dynamic title block with a default "SailPilot" suffix.
    - CSS files from the Tabler theme, ensuring consistent styling across the platform.

- **Body Section**:
    - An optional `body_class` block for custom body class definitions.
    - The main content area is wrapped in a `page-wrapper` div.
    - Dynamic content blocks (`navbar`, `content`, `footer`, `modals`, `scripts`) to inject specific parts of the page:
        - `navbar`: Includes the navigation bar (header).
        - `content`: The main content area for each page.
        - `footer`: The footer of the site.
        - `modals`: For including modal dialogs.
        - `scripts`: For custom JavaScript scripts.

Tabler Theme
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- **Source**: [Tabler on GitHub](https://github.com/tabler/tabler)
- **Description**: Tabler is an open-source, Bootstrap-based dashboard theme with responsive and high-quality UI components. It offers a clean and modern design, ideal for dashboard-style interfaces.
- **Implementation**: 
    - CSS files from the Tabler theme are linked in the head section of `base.html`.
    - Custom style rules and theme-specific JavaScript files are included to enhance the look and functionality of the web interface.

Summary
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The `base.html` template in SailPilot, coupled with the Tabler theme, provides a robust and visually appealing foundation for the web interface. Its modular structure allows for flexible content management and ensures a consistent user experience across different pages of the application.

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* :ref:`genindex`
* :ref:`modindex`
* :ref:`search`