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In the edit-realtime-update thingy, a clickable gray bar shows up (that reloads the edit), along with a clickable link that leads to the revision.

Well, the fact is, when you have a shiny blue link, you don't realize that the gray bar is clickable.

I ended up clicking the blue link and being redirected to the revision history. At first, I thought it was a complete bug, but after some pondering I realised that the gray bar must have been clickable as well.

Nesting clickable items is probably bad UX ([We'll find out soon enough][2]). Especially when one of them is a link--it "masks" the clickable-ness (whatever the term is) of the parent item.

Could we make this clearer? It's a minor _{^{feature-request}} , but it ought to be easy to fix. Maybe:

an edit has been made to this post, click to load. (Or see [revision history])

or something of that sort.

What say? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/cXsbP.png [2]: Is it OK to nest clickable items?

In the edit-realtime-update thingy, a clickable gray bar shows up (that reloads the edit), along with a clickable link that leads to the revision.

Well, the fact is, when you have a shiny blue link, you don't realize that the gray bar is clickable.

I ended up clicking the blue link and being redirected to the revision history. At first, I thought it was a complete bug, but after some pondering I realised that the gray bar must have been clickable as well.

Nesting clickable items is probably bad UX (We'll find out soon enough). Especially when one of them is a link--it "masks" the clickable-ness (whatever the term is) of the parent item.

Could we make this clearer? It's a minor _{^{feature-request}} , but it ought to be easy to fix. Maybe:

an edit has been made to this post, click to load. (Or see [revision history])

or something of that sort.

What say?

![enter image description here][1]

In the edit-realtime-update thingy, a clickable gray bar shows up (that reloads the edit), along with a clickable link that leads to the revision.

Well, the fact is, when you have a shiny blue link, you don't realize that the gray bar is clickable.

I ended up clicking the blue link and being redirected to the revision history. At first, I thought it was a complete bug, but after some pondering I realised that the gray bar must have been clickable as well.

Nesting clickable items is probably bad UX ([We'll find out soon enough][2]). Especially when one of them is a link--it "masks" the clickable-ness (whatever the term is) of the parent item.

Could we make this clearer? It's a minor _{^{feature-request}} , but it ought to be easy to fix. Maybe:

an edit has been made to this post, click to load. (Or see [revision history])

or something of that sort.

What say? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/cXsbP.png [2]: Is it OK to nest clickable items?

![enter image description here][1]

In the edit-realtime-update thingy, a clickable gray bar shows up (that reloads the edit), along with a clickable link that leads to the revision.

Well, the fact is, when you have a shiny blue link, you don't realize that the gray bar is clickable.

I ended up clicking the blue link and being redirected to the revision history. At first, I thought it was a complete bug, but after some pondering I realised that the gray bar must have been clickable as well.

Nesting clickable items is probably bad UX ([We'll find out soon enough][2]). Especially when one of them is a link--it "masks" the clickable-ness (whatever the term is) of the parent item.

Could we make this clearer? It's a minor _{^{feature-request}} , but it ought to be easy to fix. Maybe:

an edit has been made to this post, click to load. (Or see [revision history])

or something of that sort.

What say? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/cXsbP.png [2]: Is it OK to nest clickable items?