MARK ALL READ
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Wyldman
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Re: MARK ALL READ
Yes, at the top of the index on the right side, it says "Mark Forums Read". Or at the top of the root page for individual forums, in the same place, it says "Mark Topics Read". I had to do that earlier when Netto decided to spooge every thread with "Blitzkrieg".
IN GOD WE TRUST
"That boy's paradigm don't always add up to four nickels...."
"That boy's paradigm don't always add up to four nickels...."
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travisccook
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Re: MARK ALL READ
It'd be great if we could add it to the "View New Posts" page.
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch, Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote - Unattributed
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KYgundude
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Re: MARK ALL READ
View new posts confuses me with what it displays? I use the view unreadtravisccook wrote:It'd be great if we could add it to the "View New Posts" page.
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travisccook
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Re: MARK ALL READ
View unread works great too - I reckon adding to one will add to the other, looks like they use the same template.KYgundude wrote:View new posts confuses me with what it displays? I use the view unread
I believe the difference is that if you have read every post on the forums, view unread comes back blank whereas view new shows the latest posts, read or not.
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch, Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote - Unattributed