[hot968]

hello, can any one help me I am having trouble reading post from other then recent posts. This morning again I was on and reading new post but had to leave when I came back and logged on it only showed post made since I was last on. I had not read all the post but cannot figure out how to get them? The old site used to have a button to get a week ago, 2 weeks ago but I cannot find them now?

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[flash]

this one does too - at the bottom click "today's active content"



then at the lower right of the next window, use the drop down to select your time frame



also, in your controls, you can select "since last visit" or "not read"



p.s. - this topic has been moved to where it belongs - i highly recommend getting familiar with the table of contents - it will become increasingly difficult to navigate without it, as there are too many posts each day - this site has become very busy, and the "view new posts" feature will not always get you what you likely want

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[hot968]

Thanks so much for reply, I have looked but cannot find any thing that says today on the bottom of page? I know it sounds stupid but there is nothing that says "todays active contents" I check help but nothing found?

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[tamathumper]

If you're reading a thread, like right now, there's no options at the bottom.



But, if you are looking at all the forums from their home page, like at this link http://www.968forums.com/index.php, then go down to the bottom of that page, you will see in the second blue bar up from the bottom, centered in the screen, four options - one of which is "Today's Active Contents" or something like that, "The moderating team", "Today's 20 top posters", etc...

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[flash]

correct - however, that is the "index" page - the home page, which is 968forums.com, but without the "/index" is the entry point with a bunch of other stuff on it, and will be expanding very soon to include even more

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