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I hope it goes well.
Monique said:What does it mean when a thread is highlighted blue? (apparently it's not for new posts)
I think the bold name of the thread, and the black dot both mean that the thread has new posts. But since the forum doesn't know that you've read all the old posts, you need to go to "forums>mark forums read" at the top. Then you should see the difference.Monique said:Looking good, although I find it a pity that the layout takes up most of the space. I can only see two posts at a time, both with a single-sentence message (see screenshot). I know Greg edited the previous layout to make it more compact, so hopefully it can be improved again. Some questions I cannot figure out:
How do I recognize threads with new posts?
What does it mean when a thread is highlighted blue? (apparently it's not for new posts)
What are the black dots in front of the threads? (apparently it's not for new posts)
(see screenshot).
Monique said:How do I recognize threads with new posts?
What does it mean when a thread is highlighted blue? (apparently it's not for new posts)
What are the black dots in front of the threads? (apparently it's not for new posts)
In a few days. I just want to make sure the server is stabilized and performance is generally good because the chat is fairly intensive.DataGG said:Greg, when are we getting theIRC channelshoutbox?
An IRC channel would be nicer :(
Shyan said:is it possible to let users choose their favourite styles?
Shyan said:The current style is perfect, but I'm better with dark styles and the current style is too bright for me!
DataGG said:Something I'd also like (not sure if possible) is to have different colors for the "replied", "tagged you", "quoted you", in the alert system.. It would be easier to know which is which with different coloring.
Physics Forums 4.0 just keeps on giving and getting better. Thanks Greg.dlgoff said:Every time I visit PF, it keeps getting better. Greg ... You ARE The Man.
Good suggestion. This capability is not possible at the moment though. The best we can do is featured threads. Please use the "recommend a thread for featuring" thread.dextercioby said:where members (not necessarily posting in it) can <like> the entire discussion (and confirm its meaning and value for them) and a counter always visible

Currently there is no way of exporting a thread. Hopefully in the next software version.dextercioby said:If so, where, if no, how could I save a thread without simply copy-pasting into an Microsoft Word (for ex.) file?
I'm currently using MS Explorer 8 as a browser on an underpowered netbook. To save a thread-page, I usually just click on a tab named "Page", on the overhead "Command Bar"and select "Save As". It allows several different types of save, and I usually choose "Web Archive, single file (*.mht)".dextercioby said:Is there any way a thread can be put into a (.pdf) printable format? I remember the old vBulletin had the option to print a thread. Is this here with the new software? If so, where, if no, how could I save a thread without simply copy-pasting into an Microsoft Word (for ex.) file?
Thanks,
This works if the thread isn't multiple pages :)Wes Tausend said:I apologise if you already knew the above.