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Old April 30th, 2006, 12:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Insert a blank space or rule in the 'extra fields' section

I'd like to suggest the ability to insert a blank space or rule (that follows a person's CSS) in the 'extra fields' section.

One field after another gets a bit boring and for some may be a bit difficult to read. Having the ability to 'insert a space' instead of 'insert an extra field' would give people the ability to break up and show their extra fields into different categories or sub sections.

This could be developed a bit further and you could insert some text that would appear as a sub-heading or even the ability to insert a graphic file.
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