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  1. Feb 10th, 2010, 12:28 AM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Hide codebank section on index page

    Hi,

    Is it possible to hide the codebank on the index page so you can't see it? This is so new posters don't keep asking general coding questions in the code bank. You could then just have the links to each code bank sticky up the top of the appropriate coding section such as vb6.0, vb.net, c#, etc.

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  2. Feb 10th, 2010, 05:29 AM #2
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    Re: Hide codebank section on index page

    I understand your reasoning, but I don't think it would actually help - because it assumes that new posters arrive via the index page, whereas in most cases they will arrive via a specific thread they found in a web search.
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    Re: Hide codebank section on index page

    +1 si, it's probably better to continue to moderate the forums appropriately than cut them off completely.
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    Re: Hide codebank section on index page

    I like to open both the vb.net general section and the vb.net codebank in their own tabs from the index page, please don't remove codebank from the index page.
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    Re: Hide codebank section on index page

    Ah, ok! That makes sense.
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