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There are 3 places where the user can add notes with different terminologies:

1. Notes for issues
2. Replies for forums/boards
3. Comments for news

In terms of HTML / CSS, even if the look and feel it is almost the same, each has it own definitions in CSS. Regarding Issues, we display 3 kind of information with a similar structure:

• issue history (all / notes / property changes)
• timelogs
• revisions

Working on #40744, I made a patch that brings the following changes:

1. Refactor and unify the structure using journal as common terminology between all five entities (issue, timelog, revision, reply, comment). The change introduces/uses the following classes:

journals: main container that contains all the journals
---> journal: journal entry
-------> journal-header with journal-info and journal-meta and/or journal-actions. journal-meta can be used when there are other elements to display beside journal-actions.
-------> journal-content with journal-display instead of just display

2. Migrate from actions from contextual that is using float to flex rules in order to display the actions / indices on the right

3. Simplify/cleanup the CSS rules.

The patch also brings an updated UI for notes (#40744).