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actually just using the "mark forums read" link in the top forums navigation will do the trickBorg said:Where?
actually just using the "mark forums read" link in the top forums navigation will do the trickBorg said:Where?
That depends on your settings. See #156.Borg said:They all get marked as read as soon as you click on the alert symbol anyway
Oh that's where it's hiding...Greg Bernhardt said:actually just using the "mark forums read" link in the top forums navigation will do the trick
I never set that so it must be a default.Orodruin said:That depends on your settings. See #156.
The default is that dropping the alert menu marks alerts as read. As evident from earlier in this conversation, it took me some time to find the setting ...Borg said:I never set that so it must be a default.

Wrichik Basu said:1. I know that font size can be changed using BBCodes. Can you put an icon that can increase or decrease text size, like in MS word?
Wrichik Basu said:2. Can you put an option for toggle case?
Wrichik Basu said:3. Inline codes can be written using BBCodes. Can this be simplified? For example, we can write Latex by $$ and ##. Can anything similar be made for internal codes, so as to simplify the writing? It's time consuming to writeevery time.
Typo, inline codes. Anyways, ignore it. I'll manage.Greg Bernhardt said:I'm confused, why can't you use the shortcode on mobile? What is internal codes?
According to this source, the screen size is 5.5 inches. Don't know if that is the screen width. By the way, I have "desktop site" switched on.Greg Bernhardt said:I tried to keep the mobile toolbar one line to keep it slim. Looks like I didn't even manage that. I suppose not many are using tables on mobile, we could put font size there instead. What is your phone screen width?
bold by meGreg Bernhardt said:I tried to keep the mobile toolbar one line to keep it slim. Looks like I didn't even manage that. I suppose not many are using tables on mobile, we could put font size there instead. What is your phone screen width?
It's possible @Dale quoted you and then removed it?Ibix said:Nothing I said appears to have been quoted.
ThisIbix said:Or @Dale posted something with a quote from me (generating the alert) then edited the post to remove my quote?
hmmm not there nowBvU said:It's from April 18 and has 6 posts !
What forum are you in?BvU said:Yes it is !
Another redirect, I’ll look into fixingStephen Tashi said:Another example:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...for-a-given-dynamical-system-robotics.970821/ shows as an unanswered thread in the DIY forum.
https://www.physicsforums.com/watched/threadsBuzz Bloom said:In the previous interface there was a feature that listed all the threads for which I had indicated my desire to "watch" it. That was very useful for finding older threads I wanted to read again.
Looking into it.Wrichik Basu said:@Greg Bernhardt did you remove the new videos widget in the side panel in the home page?
I faced the same in this thread:jim mcnamara said:Latex issue?
The equation run out of bounds in the OP's question:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/derivation-of-differential-chapman-kolmogorov-equation.972377/
You can fit the table within the space where the posts are normally visible, and enable horizontal scrolling.Greg Bernhardt said:but for the table example I'm not sure what could be done. How could that be wrapped? It should probably be converted to the new editor table. Even then it might not work. Not enough width.
I think that is something that would need to be added in the mathjax library.Wrichik Basu said:You can fit the table within the space where the posts are normally visible, and enable horizontal scrolling.