Forums Collapsing: Memory Dropped on Refresh? - PF Theme

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The current PF theme fails to remember collapsed forums upon refreshing, reverting to an expanded view. Users confirm that collapsed forums do not retain their state after a page refresh. Additionally, some users are experiencing issues with collapsed boxes on their profile pages, with no clear method to recover them. This suggests a broader problem with memory retention in the current theme. Overall, the discussion highlights significant functionality issues that impact user experience.
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The old, pre-nexus PF theme would remember which forums on the front page you'd collapsed. Right now it seems that the main page defaults to having everything expanded, i.e. collapsed forums are dropped from memory as soon as you refresh. Is this just on my end?
 
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It's the same with me. Collapsed forms don't stay collapsed.

On the other hand I've collapsed some of the boxes in my profile page, and can't seem to find a way to recover them anymore.
 
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