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the <h3>Edit the node</h3> message is currently much closer to the old text than to the textarea, which is confusing me ... (Is it part of the post???)

Maybe it's because of my CSS settings, but I'd suggest a <hr> after the current html of the post and deleting the <br> after the <h3>

update

I'm confused ... something changed right?

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re: RFC: Edit your posts in a separate page, rather than at the top of a thread. by LanX
in thread RFC: Edit your posts in a separate page, rather than at the top of a thread. by jdporter

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