"Hot Topics" or "Latest posts"

[BigWoof31]

BP Tech Team,


One of the features I appreciated most in the old Forums was the "recent posts" section in the top right hand corner of the main forum page. This was a nice feature that helped to show what topics were being heavily discussed for that day.

I'm sure there is a setting or feature I've yet to unlock which will display which threads received the most recent comments. But where would I find this?


Thanks in advance for all your hard work!

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

I use the "New Posts" link. The posts at the top once the page draws are the ones getting the action.

 

[BuckAttitude]

I use the "New Posts" link. The posts at the top once the page draws are the ones getting the action.

Thanks for the tip. Is there a way to filter out the off topic non-Buckeye related stuff?

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Thanks for the tip. Is there a way to filter out the off topic non-Buckeye related stuff?

Not that I'm aware of... other than browsing by the forum you are interested in. In other words, if you just want to read Buckeye Football stuff, browse the Buckeye Football forum, which will put the most recently posted in threads at the top, and will not give you threads from the Open Discussion forum, for example.

 

[BigWoof31]

I use the "New Posts" link. The posts at the top once the page draws are the ones getting the action.

Thanks - this is exactly what I was looking for!

 

[Clarity]

BP Tech Team,


One of the features I appreciated most in the old Forums was the "recent posts" section in the top right hand corner of the main forum page. This was a nice feature that helped to show what topics were being heavily discussed for that day.

I'm sure there is a setting or feature I've yet to unlock which will display which threads received the most recent comments. But where would I find this?


Thanks in advance for all your hard work!

You might also look at watching the forums (and/or threads, posts, users, events, etc.) that interest you most, and then making heavy use of your News Feed (available when you mouse over your username in the navbar).

You can effectively craft your own personalized 'recent posts' area this way.