Hello all, is there any chance we could get a button for today's posts?
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7 posts and you want to change things already.3rdforum wrote:Hello all, is there any chance we could get a button for today's posts?
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3rdforum wrote:Hello all, is there any chance we could get a button for today's posts?
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Sorry, you just have to keep hitting "View posts since last visit". It does the same job and more as it shows you all new posts you have not looked at. If the little A4 paper icon has dark blue lines on it, then you have unread posts in it. If the A4 paper icon has grey lines then there are no new posts.
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cunningham wrote: 7 posts and you want to change things already.
Yeah, its because i feel I know a lot of you already!
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you must be used to the v bulletin then. apparently this is different, reason for really.
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3rdforum wrote:
Yeah, its because i feel I know a lot of you already!
OLNF ?
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you are barking up the wrong tree
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You're all barking mad! 
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3rdforum wrote:You're all barking mad!
We know and we ain't saying but he is defoe friend.
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3rdforum wrote:You're all barking mad!
Gosh you've gone from Perikles to Jesus in a matter of moments
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They are the same aren't they? 
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3rdforum wrote:They are the same aren't they?
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I think a "Today´s/New/Recent Posts" button would be a big help for all users of the site, members and non-members alike. Visitors and potential members would be encouraged to join if they could easily catch up with recent posts. Before I became a member, I really missed this feature. Even now, the "posts since last visit" button is often not enough to keep an overview of recent posts as the ones before the last visit, although still recent, are automatically deleted.
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Dronnyman wrote:I think a "Today´s/New/Recent Posts" button would be a big help for all users of the site, members and non-members alike. Visitors and potential members would be encouraged to join if they could easily catch up with recent posts. Before I became a member, I really missed this feature. Even now, the "posts since last visit" button is often not enough to keep an overview of recent posts as the ones before the last visit, although still recent, are automatically deleted.
Most of the changes I can make to the forum are really only visual effects Dronnyman, you know, colours, button styles, border lines etc. Our hosting site, Forumotion, makes the decisions to what we can actually "call up". I can't even change these
to buttons. 
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Dronnyman wrote:I think a "Today´s/New/Recent Posts" button would be a big help for all users of the site, members and non-members alike. Visitors and potential members would be encouraged to join if they could easily catch up with recent posts. Before I became a member, I really missed this feature. Even now, the "posts since last visit" button is often not enough to keep an overview of recent posts as the ones before the last visit, although still recent, are automatically deleted.
From the home page scroll down to below the list of topics. on the right is a Todays active Topics. click on that scroll down and you can select different times .ie this week,last 2 weeks, months etc
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I didn't know that! 
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Agree with Dronnyman, think a few members including myself have posted much the same, forumotion need to take on board...
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Or bookmark your last visit before logging off and any posts you haven't viewed still show.
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Topdog wrote:Or bookmark your last visit before logging off and any posts you haven't viewed still show.
Oooh! Good tip TD!
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How do you bookmark your last visit?
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JUST BOOKMARK THE ADDRESS IN YOUR BAR.
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3rdforum wrote:How do you bookmark your last visit?
Topdog wrote:JUST BOOKMARK THE ADDRESS IN YOUR BAR.
Just click on "Bookmark", then click on "Bookmark this page" Dermo, then when you want to read the posts you missed, just open it from your bookmarks. Handy if you get called away for a while or you need a kip or something.
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Thats very clever. Who told Topdog about it??
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Had to have been Reg...IT wizard that man
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