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The Working Draft warning is highly visible, but it can get in the way for readers who read it it but nontheless want to continue reading a Working Draft (for example, the reader may be trying to determine the differences between sequential WDs or between the WD or the current ED). Please add a way to hide it.
There is a further rationale for making the warning suppressible: The current fixed position warning hides the highlighted result of a string search when the user agent positions the search context on the last line of the window. This often happens for the second and subsequent search hits. /paulc
Another suggestion besides a close box was to make the warning auto-hide after a timeout.
Moving to pre-LC component per agreement of the Chairs.
This'll be easy to fix, it's blocked on my finishing the dirname="" edits.
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