Forum Tips & Tricks
Some helpful tips to make your experience here easier to navigate.
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Did you know that in order to receive notifications that someone has responded to your topic, you need to tap/click the 'Follow Topic' button in the lower left corner of your screen as you're posting a new topic? Once you tap/click the follow button on your post, the forum will notify you if anyone replies or reacts (likes your topic) so that you don't miss a question or answer that someone leaves for you. NOTE: The same applies if you follow anyone else's topic that you may be interested in (or if you forget to tap/click the follow topic button as you're creating a post). You would then be notified when people post replies in that topic.
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Did you know that you can change the theme (colors) of the forum? There are two themes to choose from. 1) Light Mode - This mode is the default theme for this forum, and will be the first theme you see while visiting the forum for the first time. 2) Dark Mode - This theme is available as an alternative to those that prefer a darker theme. (good for night-time viewing or dimly lit rooms) HINT: You can change the forum theme at any time by scrolling to the very bottom of the current page you're on down to the footer section. There, you can select which theme you prefer by clicking/tapping on 'Theme'.
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Did you know that there are two different forum topic list views? 1) Expanded View - As the name applies, the topic list is expanded to show you a brief preview of the topic contents. You can click on the topic title to see the entire post. NOTE: This view is turned on by default. 2) Condensed View - As the name applies, the topic list view is condensed so that you can see more posts on a single page but without seeing a brief preview of the topic contents. HINT: To change the view of the topic feed, all you need to do is select one of the tabs representing each list view as seen in the picture below. The forum will remember y…
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