Icons at top of page
 

There are Icons at the top of the page that are quite helpful. They are now highlighted and enlarged for visibility. Below are the operational descriptions.



Home: link to another page. Title may change and work in progress.

Subscribe : by selecting, you will see all threads you’ve either started or posted on.

Todays Post: by selecting, you will see all posts for that day, up to the time you selected. Posts continue to accumulate throughout the day (24 hr period). Post in bold are the ones you haven’t reviewed, all others you’ve selected and viewed previously.

New Posts: by selecting, you will see all posts that you haven’t viewed previously, not just todays, but any posts you haven’t looked at. I select this first thing, when logging in initially.

New Threads: by selecting you will see all the start dates of threads in chronological order. The newest threads at the top.



I have spoken to a few members that never utilized these features.


Let me know if you already use them and/or if you find this information useful.

Thanks,

I've always liked the "new thread" button

I've used 'em and like 'em!

My first go-to is Today's Posts. Subscribed or Registry if I'm looking for something. Never disappointed, thanks Steve!!

I feel Today's Posts are the hot ticket ...

I use new posts every day.

'Todays posts' for me too. I'm here several times a day, even though I mostly lurk. 😎

The tab row is very similar to other forums I'm on and have used them everytime I sign in.

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Today’s Posts is what I hit multiple times throughout the day, Bold great to know what I’ve seen or not.
I never use New Posts being it doesn’t include what I’ve already clicked on and some need further viewing that I may not have had time for when seen earlier.
New Threads best if seeking something recent that’s too old to be on Today's Posts also won’t be on New Posts unless updates since viewing previously.
I’m up for learning better ways, anyone please speak up if any of this is wrong?:hmmm:
Thanks Steve!
:beers:
~ Pete

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Really nice touch Steve,I like it.
I also enjoy reading 10-15-20 year old For Sale topics when someone asks "is this still for sale?" @ a price that we would all jump on today if so.
Makes me chuckle. :)