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You are able to resize it, either by going into ‘Visual’ mode and resizing it using the bottom right corner and dragging it further down the page.
Or you can go into the Settings > Writing and set ‘Size of the post box’ to a higher number of lines and a bigger text editor.
Andy
I know, but I tries to avoid the visual mode because sometimes when i go from html mode to visual and back, my markup code gets all screwed up.
Also the “Resizeable Textarea” plugin is extremely useful on other pages too 🙂