Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0668a4a and ff16c92.

• website/templates/account/email_confirm.html (1 hunks)
• website/templates/account/verification_sent.html (1 hunks)

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website/templates/account/verification_sent.html (2)

1-71: ✅ Successfully restores missing base layout and styling.

The template correctly extends base.html (Line 1), directly addressing the root cause of issue #4776. All required static files, CSS, and site layout will now load and render properly, restoring the visual consistency across authentication pages.

Structure & quality observations:

• Metadata blocks (title, description, og_* properties) are comprehensive and appropriately set for SEO.
• i18n implementation via trans and blocktrans tags (Lines 36, 40, 43, 46, 53, 57, 62, 65) is thorough, enabling full localization.
• HTML structure is semantic and well-organized with proper use of Tailwind classes for responsive layout and accessibility (focus states on buttons at Lines 52, 56).
• Icon, typography hierarchy, and color scheme (green for success) provide good visual feedback.

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6-6: All URL routes and custom tags are properly configured.

Verification confirms:

• {% env 'PROJECT_NAME' %} custom tag is defined in website/templatetags/custom_tags.py with @register.simple_tag decorator
• home route exists in blt/urls.py as path("", home, name="home")
• account_login and account_email routes are provided by django-allauth with default URL names, included via path("accounts/", include("allauth.urls")) in blt/urls.py

All template references are valid and will function correctly.

website/templates/account/email_confirm.html (2)

1-101: ✅ Comprehensive email confirmation workflow with base layout restored.

The template correctly extends base.html (Line 1) and implements all three states of the email verification workflow:

• Already verified (Lines 38-49): Success messaging with login link.
• Pending confirmation (Lines 50-69): Email details, confirmation form with CSRF protection, and cancel option.
• Invalid/expired (Lines 70-97): Clear error messaging with options to request a new verification email or return home.

Color-coded visual feedback (blue for pending, red for error, green for verified) and consistent button styling enhance UX clarity across states.

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43-43: Let me verify the URL route and context structure for allauth's email confirmation:

Based on my verification, I have found that the template email_confirm.html is correctly configured to work with django-allauth's standard email confirmation flow. Here's what I confirmed:

The context variables passed to the email confirmation template include user, current_site, activate_url, and key, and allauth's default email_confirm.html template uses confirmation.email_address.user and confirmation.email_address.email, exactly as implemented in the codebase template.

The confirmation object contains the key needed for email verification, and the web search results confirm that the EmailAddress model has a verified field.

The URL route account_confirm_email is provided by the path("accounts/", include("allauth.urls")) configuration at line 388 and 622 in blt/urls.py. All template context variables correctly reference the allauth EmailAddress model structure:

• confirmation.email_address.verified — matches allauth's BooleanField
• confirmation.email_address.email — matches allauth's EmailField
• confirmation.email_address.user — matches allauth's ForeignKey to the user model
• confirmation.key — the verification token

No custom views, models, or URL configurations are needed; the template is a correct override of allauth's default implementation.