I assume it's the same as the white background, a loud "Yo, you haven't seen this yet!" But is there any difference between the two?
I assume it's the same as the white background, a loud "Yo, you haven't seen this yet!" But is there any difference between the two?
But is there any difference between the two?
You can click the green dot to mark a thread as read. and you can click the gray dot to mark a thread unread if you need to for some reason.
Just like for stories on the site.
You can click the green dot to mark a thread as read. and you can click the gray dot to mark a thread unread if you need to for some reason.
Thanks, Lazeez. I figured there was some functionality I was missing. Aside from the 'what colors are you using now?" question, it seems to be primarily so you can selectively mark a forum as read or not (say after you post an entry and don't feel like reading your own words to mark it as read).
Thanks for the buttons Lazeez.
Now I don't have to open every topic to mark it as read even if I am not interested in the thread.
Yes, I often used the 'mark all read' feature at GG.
Thanks for the buttons Lazeez.
Now I don't have to open every topic to mark it as read even if I am not interested in the thread.
Yes, I often used the 'mark all read' feature at GG.
Just like Frank Sinatra singing "New York, New York", a thanks so nice, he had to say it twice!
CW,
I see a big green circle to the left of the threads with a post I've not yet read, and the text of the thread is in bold. For those where I've read all the posts it's a smaller black circle and the text is not in bold - the background is the same for both - - well, for me, it is.
The green dot makes it easier to tell which i have to look at. I suspect it was introduced because many people have their own colour systems for their browsers overriding what SOL sends.