Hi. I have a question regarding how posts are displayed.
Each message has an round icon to its left. What do the different round icons mean?
* Black vs Red?
* Moving vs stationary image?
* Star vs no star?
Also, some messages have a smaller square image just to the left of the title, between the round icon and title. Looks like a piece of paper with the corner exploding out. What does that designate?
Thanks in advance.
Otis
Forum question - icons to the left of each message
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Forum question - icons to the left of each message
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Re: Forum question - icons to the left of each message
No idea. Curious.
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red means your logged in. star means you posted in that thread. movement means heavy read traffic ATM.
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