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homelable/frontend
Pouzor 4b90c60cc6 refactor(rack): put the plate picker on the faceplate rule
The Faceplate field sat in the Information column, a two-line block whose only
job was to open the catalog — a long way from the plate it changes, and the
last thing left between the label and the placement fields.

It is now a small button on the right end of the Faceplate rule, above the
drawing it affects: the current plate names itself, and `Change` says the name
is a button rather than a read-out. The name truncates first, so a long one
("Switch 24 ports + 2 SFP") never pushes the verb off. The warning about a plate
swap dropping its ports moved with it, between the rule and the plate.

ha-relevant: yes
2026-09-04 01:40:34 +02:00
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2026-08-21 12:56:17 +02:00

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