Heh. Ok, my counting isnt so hot. :-) Im a hacker not an abacus damnit!

Anyway, yes you are more or less correct about the differences between my original inline version and yours. And your comments about changing the setting values is appreciated. I still have the pmdev mentality that there are things beyond my powers to change I guess as changing them never occured to me. Extending the setting did but changing the text never did. :-)

Ill let you know when ive put together a new patch.


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In reply to Re: Re^3: Table of Contents in Newest Nodes (smaller!) by demerphq
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