In the current API documentation https://github.com/selectize/selectize.js/blob/master/docs/api.md, under the "items" section, the addItem function does not describe what type or format should the value argument be. It was only after a dug in that I realized it takes a single argument which should be equal to the value attribute of the option tag. I assumed, the type of value argument would

Describe the bug
Project settings -> tags, are not saved unless user hits 'Enter' after typing new tag.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. In project settings, add new tag.
2. Click 'Save Project'.
3. Exit project settings pane and return.
4. New tag is not saved.

Expected behavior
Tag should be saved when clicking 'Save Project'.

Screenshots
If a

I was looking for a files tagging solution on Linux platform and ended up with two options, this great tool and attr.

I feel they are similar in both purpose and usage, e.g setting a tag
tmsu tag test.md art
setfattr -n user.tag -v "art" test.md

Also to search for a file has a tag I could use tmsu files or other tools available for attr like Recoll

Describe the bug
The tool is very slow when we zoom in and make bounding box.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. upload images
2. zoom max in image
3. make bounding box

Expected behavior

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10 pro
• Browser modzilla firfox
• Version 69.0 (64 bits)

**Smartphon

Commands and behavior should be pretty much the same as friend nicknames. Would be really useful, especially with multiword locations (New York City could be nicknamed as NYC) and "duplicate" nicknames (Portland, OR and Portland, ME).

https://github.com/quodlibet/mutagen-specs

This was born when http://id3.org/ was down for a few months (it's down again right now). And then I started to copy the specs there, but that doesn't scale and isn't maintainable.

We should still have links and references to all the information that's useful so we can delete mutagen-specs.

See jsfiddle at http://jsfiddle.net/d5w4jpxq/71/ :

<input name="hashtags" type="tags" pattern="^#" placeholder="#hashtags">

Still allows data that doesn't start with a hash to be entered. The docs mention HTML5 pattern support - should we use pattern to limit the input or should we do this via change events?

Would it be possible to have the functionality to select a mention either when clicking or moving the cursor on the keyboard?

This feature exists and is very practical on TinyMCE. See example :
https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/plugins/mentions/

Moreover, the appearance of the tooltip on hovering is also a nice feature on TinyMCE
(feature request here: https://github.com/afry/quill-mention/iss

Hi,

Thank's for the good job on the lib.

I'd like to suggest an update in the library documentation, specifically at this page:
https://github.com/Mobius1/Selectr/wiki/Options#messages

There are two customizable messages that are not yet documented: noOptions and searchPlaceholder.

I'd update the Wiki myself but unfortunately AFAIK Github does not allow pull-requests on Wiki's.

It seems like it could be used for backups, but how does it work in detail? Won't it blow up exponentially if I have lots of files? How can I restore such an export in case of disk failure?

If you have a tag with a name that's got URI special characters in it, e.g. "status:404 NOT FOUND", which contains spaces and a colon, the HTML generated for that tag will be something like

<a class="tag" data-tag-id="63786" data-tag-name="http-response:404 NOT FOUND"
   data-hub-id="1" data-hub-feed-id="12" data-hub-feed-item-id="127764"
   href="/hubs/1/tag/http-response%253A404%2520NO

https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg

I was wondering if you had any thoughts of making this library available through vcpkg? I'm currently using it for a project of mine but thought it could help spread the use of it if made available more easily.