Derek Hohls

Folks have asked before. Basically someone needs to step up, fork it, and ask for pull requests on the (many) outstanding issues. An active project *will* get community support.

Just to add to @Bartvds explanation. So my setup looks like: * `myproject/apps/app1/`; `myproject/apps/app2/` I created a `config.py` file containing: ``` from suit.apps import DjangoSuitConfig class SuitConfig(DjangoSuitConfig): layout = 'horizontal...

I really hope we will see support for Django 1.8 as that is a long term release - that could be a deal--breaker.

Also hope to see the left-menu option retained as an alternative to the top menu - there was a lot of discussion about this before -- the fact remains that...

@darklow Thanks for the positive feedback. This a great product that we hope to keep using and deploying further in future. (I see 1.8LTS has planned support through to April...

@lukas-schulze This topic was raised earlier in this issue and @darklow said he would support it. Apart from the very good reason of it maximising available screen use, its also...

That is good news. We are scheduled to update to 1.8 soon and would like to sync this change with Suitv2. On 29 August 2016 at 17:13, Kaspars Sprogis [email protected]...

Hoping that we'll see an "official" release before year end - this would be a fantastic upgrade to offer clients for next year!

@darklow In principle, you are right - infinite scrolling. But the trick is to fit the key data into limited vertical space **without** users having to scroll. I limit the...

Very happy to see "Return of the Left Menu". Will the location of the little icons (between the title and the menu itself) be repositionable? In the current version, the...