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Flat vs. Threaded View


Flat or Threaded view?  

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  1. 1. Flat or Threaded view?

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Flat. I would also wish the bump up feature was default. That way it would be nicer to read without logging in always. Especially for project blogs it is must!

Tommy

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if you look in the right top corner, you will see a button that is either Flat or Threaded. Click on it a couple times to see the differences.

steve k.

Strange?

I do not see it?

All I see is:

"Hi, jonny

Logout"

Below that is:

"Site Search"

I'm in Firefox...perhaps IE would display it?

Edit: Nope...Internet Explorer doesn't show it either.

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Firefox, but it is not browser dependent. You do have to be either reading a message or be in a forum, mot forum list

you will see either this button

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or this one

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they are right under the "Jump to Forum Menu"

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