I've noticed in some parts of this forum there is a "New"button What is it for? TIA :)
learninmypc Posts: 9,679 +724 Feb 27, 2013 #1 I've noticed in some parts of this forum there is a "New"button What is it for? TIA
St1ckM4n Posts: 2,887 +628 Feb 28, 2013 #2 I've seen this before and I didn't know it was a button? I thought it was just a flag for any new posts in the thread, since your last visit.
I've seen this before and I didn't know it was a button? I thought it was just a flag for any new posts in the thread, since your last visit.
cliffordcooley Posts: 13,141 +6,441 Feb 28, 2013 #3 Thats exactly what it is. Its a marker to show which comments have not been read since the last visit.
Thats exactly what it is. Its a marker to show which comments have not been read since the last visit.
learninmypc Posts: 9,679 +724 Feb 28, 2013 #4 Ok, so what if anything happens if a person clicks it? And thanks for the info.
mailpup Posts: 7,855 +919 TS Special Forces Feb 28, 2013 #5 Other than hearing a little click noise from your mouse, nothing.
learninmypc Posts: 9,679 +724 Feb 28, 2013 #6 Thank you. Better to ask & be safe, than not & be sorry.
St1ckM4n Posts: 2,887 +628 Feb 28, 2013 #7 If you hover your mouse over it, the cursor doesn't change into a hand icon. It's not an actual clickable object.
If you hover your mouse over it, the cursor doesn't change into a hand icon. It's not an actual clickable object.
Per Hansson Posts: 1,978 +234 Staff member Mar 1, 2013 #9 I have to agree that the design of that "New" notification thing does resemble a clickable button a little bit too much
I have to agree that the design of that "New" notification thing does resemble a clickable button a little bit too much
D DelJo63 Mar 1, 2013 #10 Question:- WHY bother - - it's not necessary and amounts to (imo) eye-candy. there's a rule in engineering, "feature xyz must be both necessary and sufficient" otherwise leave it out.
Question:- WHY bother - - it's not necessary and amounts to (imo) eye-candy. there's a rule in engineering, "feature xyz must be both necessary and sufficient" otherwise leave it out.
cliffordcooley Posts: 13,141 +6,441 Mar 1, 2013 #11 For the record, I do use this marker as a pointer to where I left off from the last visit.