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Diva


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Can someone explain the column to the far left?
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If the explanation is in plain sight, I have missed it.  To the left of each original post appear a check mark.  Some in black squares (No New Posts) and some in gray squares (New Posts).  what is the significance of these check marks?

Just askin'

Diva who seems to collect the "No New Posts" kind.


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cdngirl


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When it's black (No new posts) it means that you've read everything in that thread.

When it's gray (New posts), it means someone has posted something in it since you last opened that thread.

So basically it's telling you whether there is stuff you haven't read yet in a thread.

Does that make sense?

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kitty


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yeah, the "code" is at the bottom of the page

the greens are ones u havent read yet

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Diva


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Thanks cdngirl and kitty.  Now I understand.  Both of you take care of yourselves.

Diva


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