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on the main part of the forums page at the bottom is the most recent replied to posts could u by any chance put that at the top its very helpful wen u dont feel like scrolling down :)

That part used to be on the main page there were like 10 more recent

something easy like that would b good for ppl in a rush so u can just see most recent then close the rest

Thanks mate!! GOOD JOB !!

Nexus9 Grand Master

Nexus9

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I like the new colour scheme and layout, BUT where can I find the link for the galleries and where is how many posts each user has, listed under the avatar?

I think I must be going blind.

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Guest RedLineGTR

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Members List in the top menu u can find all memebers and post counts for people. The Galleries (http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/gallery/) is still there but not in the menu atm because a new gallery will be "installed" will look better and more user friendly :D

I like the new colour scheme and layout, BUT where can I find the link for the galleries and where is how many posts each user has, listed under the avatar?

 

I think I must be going blind.

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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great another version to work on... lol is this gonna be the last upgrade... PranK hook me up with this release so I can make the styles for it.

Sory I haven't had any progress,just finished moving houses.

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