Changelog
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1.3.0
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* DateInput widget renders hardcoded "%Y-%m-%d" format. We don't allow custom
  formats there since the "%Y-%m-%d" format is what browsers are submitting
  with HTML5 date input fields. Thanks to Bojan Mihelac for the patch.

* Adding ``supports_microseconds`` attribute to all relevant widget classes.
  Thanks to Stephen Burrows for the patch.

* Using a property for ``Widget.is_hidden`` attribute on widgets to be in
  conformance with Django 1.7 default widget implementation.

* The docs mentioned that the current ``ModelForm`` behaviour in
  ``floppyforms.__future__`` will become the default in 1.3. This is postpone
  for one release and will be part of 1.4.

1.2.0
~~~~~

* Subclasses of ``floppyforms.models.ModelForm`` did not convert widgets of
  form fields that were automatically created for the existing model fields
  into the floppyform variants. This is now changed, thanks to a patch by
  Stephen Burrows.

  Previously you had to set the widgets your self in a model form. For example
  you would write::

    import floppyforms as forms

    class ProfileForm(forms.ModelForm):
        class Meta:
            model = Profile
            widgets = {
                'name': forms.TextInput,
                'url': forms.URLInput,
                ...
            }

  Now this is done automatically. But since this is a kind-of
  backwardsincompatible change, you need to use a special import::

    import floppyforms.__future__ as forms

    class ProfileForm(forms.ModelForm):
        class Meta:
            model = Profile

  This feature will become the default behaviour in floppyforms 1.4.

  See the documentation for more information:
  http://django-floppyforms.readthedocs.org/en/latest/usage.html#modelforms

* If you added an attribute with value 1 to the attrs kwargs (e.g. ``{'value':
  1}``, you would get no attribute value in the rendered html (e.g. ``value``
  instead of ``value="1"``). That's fixed now, thanks to Viktor Ershov for the
  report.

* All floppyform widget classes now take a ``template_name`` argument in the
  ``__init__`` and ``render`` method. Thanks to Carl Meyer for the patch.