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Floating Title Line in Posts Page (In Progress)

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@John Morris   I have a suggestion . I love the way the forum goes to the unread posts. Sometime I cannot tell what the thread is about and if there was a title line at the top it would be helpful so it would not be necessary to go back to the top and find that info.

Gerald, sorry I missed this one! I went ahead and moved this topic to the Patriot Pulse Forum where are suggestions are gathering and being worked on. I also re-titled it so we won't miss the intent of this suggestion.

So let me get this clear, no matter where you are at in the post list within a topic, a title would be good to see, correct?

Thanks Gerald

@Gerald

please see my clarifying question above, just a tad more info will help! Thanks sir.

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Correct . By having the title fixed when I check new posts I will have some idea of what the response is about (if not quoted) without tabbing to the top. Meaning if a response is desired by the reader it will be much easier to decide what to compose.

3 minutes ago, Gerald said:

Correct . By having the title fixed when I check new posts I will have some idea of what the response is about (if not quoted) without tabbing to the top. Meaning if a response is desired by the reader it will be much easier to decide what to compose.

Agree. Sometimes I forget what the post was about, especially if the responses start to wander off the original topic

The bad one is when the topic is something like "Question..."    Duh, most things are questions, how about, "What xxx should I use for yyy?"

Still researching this issue, thank you for your patience.

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