Question Re: Thread Titles - Bold and Not Bold

Nerak936 · 06-21-2004

The Kitty (<------) has a question which has been delegated to me for submission. I guess she's just too relaxed to pull her fuzzy butt out of that hammock today.

The thread titles as they appear..... what are the parameters for a thread being in bold print or regular print???

The Kitty has tried to figure this out during the past couple of months but can't seem to decipher a pattern. Is it time since last post? Is it number of posts? It doesn't seem to be whether it's been viewed or not by me (I mean, Kitty).

You know about the curiousity factor as far as cats are concerned. Could be deadly. So please help Kitty solve this. She's really stressed. Just has a knack for not letting it show.

Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

**denisea** · 06-21-2004

Thread titles that appear in bold print are threads that you haven't read or have new posts. Those that are not in bold print are threads that you've read. This is assuming that you have your computer set up to accept cookies from this site.

On my computer as long as I am still active on the forum and do not end my session by logging off or closing the window, this is the case. However, once I am inactive for a long period of time, log off or close the window, the next time I return to the site all messages that were on the forum during my previous session appear in regular print as if they have been read (even if they haven't) or have no new posts. While only threads or posts submitted after my last visit (session) appear in bold print.

**tommy** · 06-21-2004

that explains alot...I tend to leave my computer logged on all day and just pull up the screen when I want to check out whats going on...I kept thinking Donna had logged on under my Id before I get to work and had already viewed the threads...Now I know...
There is a Goddess....Thank you D.

Nerak936 · 06-21-2004

Thanks, Denise!!

It was just "one of those things" that was making my brain itch.

**denisea** · 06-21-2004

Brain itching is good. It causes one to expand their horizons and explore new worlds.

Nerak936 · 06-22-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by denisea

Brain itching is good. It causes one to expand their horizons and explore new worlds.

Sometimes I use a pencil to scratch it and lose the pencil.

But I find if I tilt my head and hop on one foot for a couple of minutes, the pencil will come out the other ear. :p

Donna · 06-22-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by sun seekers

that explains alot...I tend to leave my computer logged on all day and just pull up the screen when I want to check out whats going on...I kept thinking Donna had logged on under my Id before I get to work and had already viewed the threads...Now I know...
There is a Goddess....Thank you D.

That paranoia getting to you again sweetie ? If I've told you once I've told you twice they have medication for that!

**Bumper** · 06-22-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nerak936

Sometimes I use a pencil to scratch it and lose the pencil.

But I find if I tilt my head and hop on one foot for a couple of minutes, the pencil will come out the other ear. :p

Ah, yes...but does it come out sharpened? And that would make that gray matter, what?? Graphite? And here I thought working things out with a pencil was something that only constipated accountants did? BA-DUM-BUM!!

Nerak936 · 06-22-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bumper

And here I thought working things out with a pencil was something that only constipated accountants did? BA-DUM-BUM!!

Hey!

I work as a financial secretary in the accounting department! Just what are you implying?? (***burp***)

06-21-2004	#1 (permalink)
Nerak936 Crazy Cat Chica >^..^< Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 19,582	Question Re: Thread Titles - Bold and Not Bold The Kitty (<------) has a question which has been delegated to me for submission. I guess she's just too relaxed to pull her fuzzy butt out of that hammock today. The thread titles as they appear..... what are the parameters for a thread being in bold print or regular print??? The Kitty has tried to figure this out during the past couple of months but can't seem to decipher a pattern. Is it time since last post? Is it number of posts? It doesn't seem to be whether it's been viewed or not by me (I mean, Kitty). You know about the curiousity factor as far as cats are concerned. Could be deadly. So please help Kitty solve this. She's really stressed. Just has a knack for not letting it show. Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

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06-21-2004	#2 (permalink)
denisea Forum Goddess Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: On the road to ruins... Posts: 7,026	Thread titles that appear in bold print are threads that you haven't read or have new posts. Those that are not in bold print are threads that you've read. This is assuming that you have your computer set up to accept cookies from this site. On my computer as long as I am still active on the forum and do not end my session by logging off or closing the window, this is the case. However, once I am inactive for a long period of time, log off or close the window, the next time I return to the site all messages that were on the forum during my previous session appear in regular print as if they have been read (even if they haven't) or have no new posts. While only threads or posts submitted after my last visit (session) appear in bold print.

06-21-2004	#3 (permalink)
tommy Rastaman Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Austin Tx Posts: 12,757 Blog Entries: 5	that explains alot...I tend to leave my computer logged on all day and just pull up the screen when I want to check out whats going on...I kept thinking Donna had logged on under my Id before I get to work and had already viewed the threads...Now I know... There is a Goddess....Thank you D.

06-21-2004	#4 (permalink)
Nerak936 Crazy Cat Chica >^..^< Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 19,582	Thanks, Denise!! It was just "one of those things" that was making my brain itch.

06-21-2004	#5 (permalink)
denisea Forum Goddess Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: On the road to ruins... Posts: 7,026	Brain itching is good. It causes one to expand their horizons and explore new worlds.