Derek Hohls

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@darklow I think bottom of the menu (left column) would be fine; but I should also get feedback from some of the users. On 14 November 2016 at 12:14, Kaspars...

Can confirm this is still not working (Django 1.18; Python 3.7): ![suit_date_side](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/354027/131292275-3986b8c3-218e-4a2c-8eda-c61dda384bda.png) and also: ![suit_date_stacked](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/354027/131292301-38f5ed05-61ee-44e2-9558-db544fcabee1.png)

@madthew Until the developer confirms this, we can assume it is not. Even if he decides not to work on it, there is no reason the code cannot be further...

> The code is CC-BY-NC: you can develop it further, but you can only use it in noncommercial projects. I am assuming that if the owner decides to abandon this...

@darklow While the project was being maintained by yourself, we were happy to pay licenses for commercial deployments - but if you have no intention to maintain or develop, please...

@darklow Fair enough; but there are numerous messages from users saying this project is "dead". A proper (not "pre") release of v2 on PyPi would be one simple and useful...

@Aquinary Appreciate the code, but this needs to go into a pull request, please, so it can be part of a release.

Suggest you override the default Manager for the users (assuming you are using a CustomUser class): https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/db/managers/#default-managers

I'd really to hear one. Users will start to complain soon. Needs someone with CSS skills for this...

@pulse-mind - you need to set up another tuple list with the ones that you want in this horizontal band e.g. ``` list_filter = ('name', 'edit', ) suit_list_filter_horizontal = ('name',...