[RESOLVED] Bold and non-Bold titles

[webbiz]

I notice that in the VB6 forum that virtually every post title is showing in BOLD, except my posts.

Is this a setting or does it mean I'm lower than bathtub mold?

:-)

[jmcilhinney]

The threads with bold titles are those that have new posts since you last opened them, which includes any thread you have never opened. Obviously, you will have opened the threads you created. Open one of those bolded threads and then reload the forum thread list and you'll see that that one is no longer bold.

[Steve R Jones]

And/Or ..... at the bottom of the main forum page is an Option called -> Mark Forums Read

Clicking on that, UNbolds everything on the site... Next time you come back - it makes it easy to see/find new stuff.

[wqweto]

Quick Links->Today's Posts and Forum Actions->Mark Forums Read is all you need to navigate vbforums.com.

For anyone else not using Today's Posts there is virtually zero chance on replying to threads in Other BASIC or any other more obscure subforum.

cheers,
</wqw>

p.s. If anyone from organizers imagined that someone will click on all these useless subforums to look for questions in every nook and cranny possible they must have been very much detached from reality that night. The way vbforums.com is organized is a textbook expample of how *not* to organize remotely functional low-traffic forums.

[webbiz]

Quick Links->Today's Posts and Forum Actions->Mark Forums Read is all you need to navigate vbforums.com.

For anyone else not using Today's Posts there is virtually zero chance on replying to threads in Other BASIC or any other more obscure subforum.

cheers,
</wqw>

p.s. If anyone from organizers imagined that someone will click on all these useless subforums to look for questions in every nook and cranny possible they must have been very much detached from reality that night. The way vbforums.com is organized is a textbook expample of how *not* to organize remotely functional low-traffic forums.

Obscure subforum? Is that was the VB6 forum is here?

Poor Cinderella.

;-)

[webbiz]

Thanks guys for clearing that up for me.