Hello Everyone,

I came across something in another forum i recently signed upto, and i thought it was a really nice feature that could possibly be added to the LFS forum, providing its a feature, not a mod.

Anyway, the feature is that when you hover your cursor over the threads title, you get a small box open over your cursor, which then shows a small part of the text from the OP. It could be useful to see whether that thread is of interest to you, and could also help to see what is inside those threads that have stupid titles like "help me plz!".

This is the forum where i seen the feature incase you want to see it.

CLICKY - Hover your cursor over the title to see what i mean.

Thanks for reading.
Frenchy

P.S, oh, and to stop all those bitchy moaners that were complaining about the small changes to the forum from moaning if this got added, maybe we should make it an option?

Erm, the forum already does this?

Quote from Jakg :

Erm, the forum already does this?

Did you go into that link and try what i said? Afaik, the forum does'nt, unless its an option i missed somewhere.

It doesn't do it here

It does do it by default on other vBulletin forums though, so maybe it's an addon rather than an option?

Can be turned on and off, recommended off for big/busy forums.

Quote from dougie-lampkin :

It doesn't do it here

Maybe he did'nt read what i said properly, or he may of misunderstood.

Quote from dougie-lampkin :

It does do it by default on other vBulletin forums though, so maybe it's an addon rather than an option?

Im not sure whether its an addon or that kind of thing, im not really "hip" with vBulletin . Either way, i thought it might be a nice thing to have, i've certainly found it useful.

Edit @ Beano, do you mean for this forum? If so, do you know where i can find the option? I had a look through and could'nt find nothing mentioning it.

It is an option in the vBulletin setup, but you can't turn it on/off as a user

Quote from dougie-lampkin :

It is an option in the vBulletin setup, but you can't turn it on/off as a user

Ah i see.
Thanks for the info.