Post by Admin on Jun 30, 2015 9:49:35 GMT -8
Tthere are scads of ways to see what's new since your last visit:
•The Navigation Bar (the white strip above all the Board names) can be hovered to show new content and where it is.
•The Participation link will keep you aware of any replies to a thread where you have participated.
• In the list of Boards (tpocs), on the right is a thread title and author of whatever has been added since YOU last looked. The awkward part is that you need to learn to tap the TITLE or the TIME (?) and not the author name, else you open their profile.
Once you are in a Board (thread), each topic also show that latest post on the right, but again, click the TIMESTAMP, not the author name. From there just look up to see if other stuff was posted in the thread since you last looked. It takes a little getting used to.
• Bottom of the Home page, see the stats, including the latest post made anywhere here, also buttons for both New Topics and New Posts. Those will present a list to browse. It also shows who is online, and the newest member (on the right).
•The Navigation Bar (the white strip above all the Board names) can be hovered to show new content and where it is.
•The Participation link will keep you aware of any replies to a thread where you have participated.
• In the list of Boards (tpocs), on the right is a thread title and author of whatever has been added since YOU last looked. The awkward part is that you need to learn to tap the TITLE or the TIME (?) and not the author name, else you open their profile.
Once you are in a Board (thread), each topic also show that latest post on the right, but again, click the TIMESTAMP, not the author name. From there just look up to see if other stuff was posted in the thread since you last looked. It takes a little getting used to.
• Bottom of the Home page, see the stats, including the latest post made anywhere here, also buttons for both New Topics and New Posts. Those will present a list to browse. It also shows who is online, and the newest member (on the right).