Check your preferences. In the middle of the preferences under, oddly enough, "Search Options". You can choose between default (probably "relevance") and Most Recent.Is it possible to have the Search results automatically sort by newest post first? It has always to me appeared in random order. Still does on the new site.
Thanks, don't know how I missed that.Check your preferences. In the middle of the preferences under, oddly enough, "Search Options". You can choose between default (probably "relevance") and Most Recent.
One more thing...the current site displays across the entire width of my screen/browser window. The new site is a fixed width and has lots of blank space on the left and right.
The magic of it is that it actually works!Thanks, don't know how I missed that.
Heh, never considered that ! I use the 50-posts-per-page viewing option too. If you eliminated that or others I'd understand why.Also dont think I would add one it as we rely on ad revenue to pay the bills, with infinite scrolling new ads are never loaded meaning a big decrease in revenue and unpaid bills.
Also dont think I would add one it as we rely on ad revenue to pay the bills, with infinite scrolling new ads are never loaded meaning a big decrease in revenue and unpaid bills.
Same here, but maybe allow it for Pub Members? No ads means no difference between 1 post per page and 100...I use the 50-posts-per-page viewing option too. If you eliminated that or others I'd understand why.
One more thing...the current site displays across the entire width of my screen/browser window. The new site is a fixed width and has lots of blank space on the left and right.
Just reinforcing this for when it gets configured.
Also Cameo is the best style I have used anywhere really like it.
too dark for me. I am a bright and cheerful guy.
This is the default behavior if you approach the messages through the "New Posts"/"Recent Posts" feature.Wish we had a choice to go to the newest post first, but oh well.
This is the default behavior if you approach the messages through the "New Posts"/"Recent Posts" feature.
This feature may also take some of the sting out of missing the Multiview option.