Hello Govind,

This is a Django CMS solution for developers. They can use it and extend functionality according to their requirements.

We are using the same table for both types of users and using the user role to separate them.

if you want to use a separate table for frontend users you can create and use it accordingly. you need to develop it or hire any Django developer if required.

But everything can be managed by single user table approach to hold username and password in one table and create different role-based tables like customers, employees, etc... by holding user_id in all tables  

It all depends on the developer's approach.

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using the same database with lots of features ... but this is also a cms and the developer needs to do further development. this is only for saving developers time in admin login and basic blog, pages, and cms system.

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Thanks

DexignZone

I have purchased your theme, and currently, I have the same table for both the frontend and dashboard. I would like to separate the user tables for the website and dashboard, and implement distinct login and signup processes for each. Could you please provide a suitable solution to help me achieve this?