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Jump to new post in thread
Hi,
maybe I missed a hint somewhere but how can I set my options that I see the first unread post after clicking on a thread I already read before? I could set the view to show the newest post on top but that's not what I want. ~tuck 
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I don't know if that is an option, but the little down-arrow beside the thread name will take you to the first new post.
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Threaded view (or hybrid view) will hide messages you have already read in a thread, showing only the unread ones. It's listed in the UserCP under Edit Options -> Thread Display Options.
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phoenix: thanks for info but I personally hate this view.
I prefer clicking the Button robbak mentioned.
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That button jump to the last post, not to the last unread post!
I will add a proper "Jump to first unread post" button later, keep an eye on the ChangeLog.
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Actually name of icon/button is firstnew. So it should jump to first new post.
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