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I was wondering if anyone knows a way to have VB 5.6.4 go to the first unread post in thread when you click on the title? I know you can do it with the little arrows to the left of the title but that's a pretty small target especially if you're using a mobile browser.
In the topic list, threads with unread posts will have a small downpointing arrow in a blue circle, to the immediate left of the thread title.
This takes you to the first unread post.
Yes thank you. That's what I meant in my above post.
I want it to be the entire thread title. On mobile browsers the double down arrow is VERY hard to tap and a lot of times you end up hitting the thread title anyway which then takes you to the first post on the thread and messes up the last read flag.
I was thinking it would be great to be able to tap on the thread title and it takes you directly to the first unread.
Thank you, I saw that on a google search and tried to register on his site but it won't ever send me the email verification. I tried contacting him with the contact form a couple of times. No luck there. It seems like his site is just not kept up anymore. So I figured I would see if anyone here knows how to do it.
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