Clean Up

[Ionic7]

Seriously all of page 1 is almost random stickies again. if all of those threads are that important make one directory sticky to them and keep the first page less cluttered...

[Petyr]

Srsly, I just scroll right past all the messages that are pinned. I wouldn't even know if new things were stickied because I just skip them all.

[Ionic7]

Srsly, I just scroll right past all the messages that are pinned. I wouldn't even know if new things were stickied because I just skip them all.

 

 

It gets that clutered all the time and they never organize it till people mention it, hopefully they can find someone to maintain this site..

[Northern Lab]

I agree, I just scroll right past them all too.

[LongHairBri]

???? you don't use "todays active content"??? you don't see any pinned fourms unless there is activity and all the fourms are together, you don't have to skip around

[Northern Lab]

???? you don't use "todays active content"??? you don't see any pinned fourms unless there is activity and all the fourms are together, you don't have to skip around

 

I didn't know about that feature. Thanks Bri!

[LongHairBri]

I didn't know about that feature. Thanks Bri!

well then, let me clue you in! it's hidden on the bottom too. after you finish reading a topic scroll down to the blue bottom. hidden left of center is "today's active" button that takes you right back to the active page.

 

you don't even need to use the cool "top of page" button

[Sledge]

I to only use the Today's Active Content tab, I have my home page set to:

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/index.php?app=core&module=search&do=active

makes everything so much easier

[Dr._Do-Little]

well then, let me clue you in! it's hidden on the bottom too. after you finish reading a topic scroll down to the blue bottom. hidden left of center is "today's active" button that takes you right back to the active page.

 

you don't even need to use the cool "top of page" button

 

 

thanks. that's very helpful

[treehugger]

There are actually two flavors to that button, at the top of the page (above the search/forums pane) there is the" view new content" button which will take you to content active since your last visit. At the bottom of the page is the aforementioned "today's active content" button, which comes in handy if you accidentally clear the "new content" cookie, but still just want to see what threads have been updated. Small but useful distinction.

[Ionic7]

yea but it seems pointless to overcrowd the first page with topics and then tell people to skip them by clicking something else couldnt hurt to actually maintain the site...