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[ecreality]

Fix #800
Fix #801

[gamesbook]

This repo has not been updated for years as you will see by the many outstanding pull requests. Its better to make contributions to an actively maintained fork - e.g. https://github.com/pulse-mind/django-suit

[ecreality]

hI @gamesbook, thanks for the advice but i know the project.
In fact, there are some commits last years, with the last of them 6 month ago, making the minimal changes to allow to use it in Django 4 and 5 without crash.

I know about Pulse Mind fork, and I tested in my app some days ago, but he adopt some decisions and make some changes i'm not comfortable with, so I decided to fork original repo and make minimal changes that fix the problems I found in my app admin.

I know it is unlikely @darklow approve pull request, it's not a problem for me. I use my own fork in the meanwhile. If @darklow approve the pull, yeeeeha! other users will benefit, otherwise, my app admin works as expected.

[ecreality]

I make a mistake, an open the pull request directly from my v2 branch in front o a new branch or commit, so I close the pull request, as I make other changes and I don't want to dirt the pull.

[darklow]

I keep maintaining repo to the level so it doesn't completely fail with newest Django versions and if it is something that can't be fixed in local admin.css

[ecreality]

Sincelery, I unknow admin.css option. I'll review it.

@darklow This is my initially idea, one pull by issue, with minimal changes easily mergeable.
As I saw in my closed comment, I make other changes that make the pull more difficult to test and merge.
If I have some time, I'll try to make changes in a better manner next time to make a mininum pull.

Thanks a lot.