I actually go to User CP first, and click the green arrows to revisit the discussions I'm already involved in. Then if I have more time, I view New Posts. New Posts are the ones that are new since you last checked the forum, not all the ones you have yet to read. So after New Posts, I will check Today's Posts for others that were missed. (All that only happens from the computer. Tapatalk I use differently.)
(01-09-2015, 02:22 AM)Phyllis Wrote: [ -> ]You can also use a link like this:
http://amblesideonline.org/forum/search....ily&days=2
and change the number extend the range of what you want. My example would show you yesterday and today. If you want all week, change it to 7, and so on.
Can you sticky this or put it somewhere it's easy to find? I just tried to search it and it wouldn't come up. You'd think I'd remember...
(and now I wonder if it is already stuck in some resource post and I'm just not seeing it!)
Dawn, that is because the new posts now are those five. If you want to answer and return to the original list of "new posts" you started with you have to use your "back arrow" on your computer. That is how I do it.
(02-01-2015, 06:14 AM)NorthLaurel Wrote: [ -> ]Can you sticky this or put it somewhere it's easy to find? I just tried to search it and it wouldn't come up. You'd think I'd remember...
(and now I wonder if it is already stuck in some resource post and I'm just not seeing it!)
Blossom,
For now, I have it stuck in my signature. It was the best I could think of at the time.
(01-09-2015, 02:22 AM)Phyllis Wrote: [ -> ]You can also use a link like this:
http://amblesideonline.org/forum/search....ily&days=2
and change the number extend the range of what you want. My example would show you yesterday and today. If you want all week, change it to 7, and so on.
I have added this to two different sections in Help (upper right) so it will be easy to find. I'm going to unstick this thread now.