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Minor thing, but is there a way to hide threads, or not mark them as new?

Let's say there is a socks thread in the lounge. I don't care about socks, but every time I check the forum "New posts in the lounge" but when I click it's just the socks thread. 3 seconds later its marked new again.

I ask because certain threads I'm not interested in are starting to clog up the list. Not a problem if it's not possable though.

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I personally love socks, especially the fluffy ones. They're so cosy and you can get them from Primark for £1.50. If all I got for Christmas was fluffy socks, I would be happy.

But yes. I always see topics I'm not interested in flashing up with new posts but I don't really mind. Sometimes I'm a little disappointed because they're not the topics I'm eager to see new replies in, but I'm not overly fussed about the new alerts thing.

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speaking of new replies and such is there a way to mark of  just  one topic as read so that you don't have to look at it anymore untill someone post or let's say I want to look at this one topic later but not the others?

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speaking of new replies and such is there a way to mark of  just  one topic as read so that you don't have to look at it anymore untill someone post or let's say I want to look at this one topic later but not the others?

You could click the 'Notify' button at the bottom. It'll send you e-mails when a new reply is added. Other than that, I'm not sure.

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I'd like to mark  one tthreadas  Read instead of all of them.

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Minor thing, but is there a way to hide threads, or not mark them as new?

Let's say there is a socks thread in the lounge. I don't care about socks, but every time I check the forum "New posts in the lounge" but when I click it's just the socks thread. 3 seconds later its marked new again.

I ask because certain threads I'm not interested in are starting to clog up the list. Not a problem if it's not possable though.

It would require a php mod, so it isn't possible ATM.

speaking of new replies and such is there a way to mark of  just  one topic as read so that you don't have to look at it anymore untill someone post or let's say I want to look at this one topic later but not the others?

Yeah, open the thread and it automatically gets marked as read.

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It would require a php mod, so it isn't possible ATM.

Yeah, open the thread and it automatically gets marked as read.

np. not a big deal and certainly not worth the effort.

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It would require a php mod, so it isn't possible ATM.

Yeah, open the thread and it automatically gets marked as read.

I ment without having to open the topic.
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Might do better to ask this on an SMF support forum. They may have a script made for it, and all DZ would have to do is put it on the forum.

I've always been curious about this, on other forums as well. I think I shall do some looking.

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Of course I just ignore threads I don't want to read and then hit "mark all forums read" when I'm done.

But that's just me...

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Of course I just ignore threads I don't want to read and then hit "mark all forums read" when I'm done.

But that's just me...

well lets say that I  see a thread I don't want to ignore,but all the rest i do.
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well lets say that I  see a thread I don't want to ignore,but all the rest i do.

Then you either click on it and see what's up or click the 'Notify' option. Simple.

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