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Issue #557 has been reported by Akis -.
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<h1><a href="http://redmine.ourproject.org/issues/557">Enhancement #557: Buttons to expand/collapse all replies</a></h1>
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<li>Author: Akis -</li>
<li>Status: New</li>
<li>Priority: Normal</li>
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<li>Category: Usability</li>
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<li>Resolution: </li>
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<p>The idea already exists in many code editors, but for blocks of code. I would find very helpful a pair of buttons "Expand all replies" and "Collapse all replies", especially as a wave becomes more complicated (as is usually the case with successful waves). A wave with expanded replies is easier to make a browser-conducted full-text-search in, while a wave with collapsed replies is easier to read and get the "big picture". It is also easy to implement, as the functionality per single reply already exists. First-level blips don't necessarily need to collapse, although that could be useful to bring distant blips in the same view for cross-reading.</p>
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