BTW, you used to be able to do this. Then you could only do it for links that weren't added by the "add this node" feature. Now you can't edit any of them. ):

Though "Delete" plus "Add" is a poor man's "Edit".

Also, you already can use <a href="..."> in your personal nodelet.

Update: To do "3184&displaytype=raw", you need to enter <a href="/?node_id=3184&displaytype=raw">Description</a>, BTW. I use something similar to have quick access to "My latest nodes" from the personal nodelet.

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re: Ability to Edit Personal Nodelet by tye
in thread Ability to Edit Personal Nodelet by Vynce

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