IMHO it would be useful if the latest forum threads on the home page also showed which sub topic that thred was from.. eg an entry might read:
Sierra Master Cylinder | for sale
or
Aluminium chassis ideas | Chassis
or
My bodywork doesn't fit | Tiger
Just a thought..
IMHO it would be useful if the latest forum threads on the home page also showed which sub topic that thred was from.. eg an entry might read:
Sierra Master Cylinder | for sale
or
Aluminium chassis ideas | Chassis
or
My bodywork doesn't fit | Tiger
You get to see where it has been posted though as soon as you click the link .
Look at the top of this page and you wioll see
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quote:
Originally posted by DaveFJ
My bodywork doesn't fit | Tiger
Sorry but I see little chance of things changing, especially as Chris is meant to be creating a new site or was I not meant to mention that???
quote:
Originally posted by DaveFJ
Just a thought..
IMHO it would be useful if the latest forum threads on the home page also showed which sub topic that thred was from.. eg an entry might read:
Sierra Master Cylinder | for sale
or
Aluminium chassis ideas | Chassis
or
My bodywork doesn't fit | Tiger
Like I said - just a thought prompted by clicking on likely looking links and finding they were irrelevant to me..
Yup Lazy - suits me!
I like it not saying,that way I click on stuff I wouldn't normally as I dont go into all the sub sections. In fact now I spend more time reading recent threads rather than nosing round the form.
quote:
Originally posted by DaveFJ
Just a thought..
IMHO it would be useful if the latest forum threads on the home page also showed which sub topic that thred was from..
Sierra Master Cylinder | for sale
Aluminium chassis ideas | Chassis
My bodywork doesn't fit | Tiger