On the topic list pages, I liked being able to see who started a topic and when it was started. I’m not seeing that here.
When I mouseovered a topic name, I got a popup preview of the OP.
Those two features saved me plenty of clicks.
I’m also not crazy about the lack of pagination, but I can deal with it.
But I will add my voice to those praising everyone involved in the move. Thanks!
EmilyG
June 22, 2020, 8:49pm
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I miss seeing people’s location, post count, etc. thing.
You can see who started the thread just to the right of the title. But I do miss the mouse-over preview.
That’s what I came here to complain about.
I most of all miss not having to scroll all the way to the top to leave the thread/select a forum to be redirected to…
???
I just click on the “go back a page” arrow…
Just click on the three lines between your avatar and the magnifying glass.
Or click on a forum at the bottom of the page. Or click the logo.
That is dependent on the Theme you’re using. The “Sam’s Simple Theme” shows:
the name of the OP
the date (or relative time, if it’s thread from ‘today’) that the thread was started
the number of replies
the last poster int he thread
the date (or again, relative time) of the last post.
zoid
June 23, 2020, 2:00am
11
Yes, thank you @Suburban_Plankton that really helps
If I clicked a link in a vBulletin post, the linked page opened in a new tab (this is using Firefox). Now it opens in the same tab as Discourse. Which wouldn’t be a problem if I weren’t in the habit of closing the tab when I’m done with it. A relatively minor annoyance, and one that I can avoid if I right-click the link and tell FF to open it in a new tab; still, it may be something that can be altered.
OttoDaFe:
If I clicked a link in a vBulletin post, the linked page opened in a new tab (this is using Firefox). Now it opens in the same tab as Discourse. Which wouldn’t be a problem if I weren’t in the habit of closing the tab when I’m done with it. A relatively minor annoyance, and one that I can avoid if I right-click the link and tell FF to open it in a new tab; still, it may be something that can be altered
You can change this in your Preferences.
ETA: Oops, maybe not…
Yes, you can. It’s under Interface along with the Themes.
As long as it’s a link to an external page.
Ignorance fought conquered (and yes, I was mostly concerned with external pages). Thank you.
I came here to say this as well.