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<h2>Changelog from 2.x</h2> <h2>Changelog from 2.x</h2>
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<ul> <ul>
<li>Dropdown div is now appended directly to <code>body</code> and is absolutely positioned. This should help when Select2 is inside constrained elements such as modals.</li> <li>Dropdown <code>div</code> is now appended directly to <code>body</code> and is absolutely positioned. This should allow the dropdown to overlap height-constrained containers such as modal windows.</li>
<li>Optgroups are now supported.</li> <li><code>Optgroup</code>s are now supported in <code>select</code>s. Recursive result trees are supported when attached to <code>input[type=hidden]</code>. See the new <a href="#doc-query">children</a> property described in the docs.</li>
<li>Signature of <code>initSeletion</code> has changed to support asynchronous requests</li> <li>Signature of <code>initSeletion</code> has changed to support initialization from asynchronous requests.</li>
<li>Dropdown can now open below or above the control depending on available screen space</li> <li>Dropdown will now open below or above the control depending on available screen space. No more scrolling the page to see to see all matched results.</li>
<li>Signature of <code>formatSelection</code> and <code>formatResult</code> changed in a backwards compatible way to support more powerful constructs than supported by strings alone</li> <li>Signature of <code>formatSelection</code> and <code>formatResult</code> changed in a backwards compatible way to support more powerful constructs than supported by strings alone.</li>
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