How to move readonly_fields on top of page?

[Karol Ołtarzewski]

Good morning guys.

I have a problem namely:
I have to place readonly_fields on top of
/admin/<something>/<something>/change page, higher than normal fields.
I was looking through docs and I can't find proper function to achieve that.

What I have to do to reach my goal?

[Joel]

Explain. What do you mean move on top of page?

Post by Karol Ołtarzewski
Good morning guys.
I have to place readonly_fields on top of
/admin/<something>/<something>/change page, higher than normal fields.
I was looking through docs and I can't find proper function to achieve that.
What I have to do to reach my goal?
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[Shashank Singh]

Override fields and add readonly_fields first.

Post by Joel
Explain. What do you mean move on top of page?

Post by Karol Ołtarzewski
Good morning guys.
I have to place readonly_fields on top of
/admin/<something>/<something>/change page, higher than normal fields.
I was looking through docs and I can't find proper function to achieve that.
What I have to do to reach my goal?
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[Karol Ołtarzewski]

I want to place normal fields below readonly_fields

Post by Joel
Explain. What do you mean move on top of page?

Post by Karol Ołtarzewski
Good morning guys.
I have to place readonly_fields on top of
/admin/<something>/<something>/change page, higher than normal fields.
I was looking through docs and I can't find proper function to achieve that.
What I have to do to reach my goal?
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[Shashank Singh]

fields = ['a', 'b', 'c']
readonly_fields = ['a', 'b']
A and b will appear before c.

Post by Karol Ołtarzewski
I want to place normal fields below readonly_fields

Post by Joel
Explain. What do you mean move on top of page?

Post by Karol Ołtarzewski
Good morning guys.
I have to place readonly_fields on top of
/admin/<something>/<something>/change page, higher than normal fields.
I was looking through docs and I can't find proper function to achieve that.
What I have to do to reach my goal?
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[Nelson Varela]

Yeah. If you define read only fields in django model admin it places the
read only fields after non-readonly fields by default in the change view