[NSC] FAO Mods: Any Chance Of Flagging Up In Some Way Bounces Of Ten Year Old Threads?

[Algernon]

Are 9 year old bounces allowed?

If the thread interests you then yes of course.

 

[ConfusedGloryHunter]

If the thread interests you then yes of course.

How about 9 years and 363 days old threads?

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

It's a bit shit yeah?

Ta

TO;DR

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Hmm. Desktop / laptop shows date thread was started on. By default mobile shows time last updated.

I honestly don't know if it will be "very quick to change", especially if the mobile responsive design is Xenforo's out of the box UI. I will have a poke around and after that you're in the hands of @Bozza

This really shouldn't be an issue for people on laptops / Macs etc though.

It is certainly not an issue for me.

But there again, I hadn't noticed the stamps have all changed.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Alternatively, keep a small pocket book handy and simply make a note of each thread title and the date it was created. Then, before opening a thread, check your notebook and that will instantly give you a ready reference with regard to the thread’s age.

It’s what I do.

That's so old fashioned.

Why didn't you create an Excel spreadsheet?

 

[tedebear]

It's a bit shit yeah?

Ta

Grumpy pants..

 

[tedebear]

That's so old fashioned.

Why didn't you create an Excel spreadsheet?

Access databases are more up to date

 

[Cheshire Cat]

What's the problem with bouncing old threads anyway?

 

[zefarelly]

What's the problem with bouncing old threads anyway?

People are so old they go into shock when they see what they posted in a former life

 

[GingerBeerMan]

Yes, the UI is dynamic. You'd need Super Admin rights to even attempt a change which is only @Bozza you'd need to not break the dynamism or mobile look and feel and have somewhere to change and deploy the code, however simple.

Might be a five minute job, might be a PITA. I'm not the man who can tell you - but the man who can is tagged.

As a rule of thumb, even 'low code / no code' solutions can't just be changed in production. There has to be version control.

Add the following to the extra.less file found in the admin control panel, under templates:

.structItem-parts .structItem-startDate{
display: inline-block !important;
}

Jobs a gooden.

 

[jackanada]

I've always enjoyed a good bounce on nsc. I also often enjoy witnessing a flounce.
Now I know that thpp is liable to a bounce flounce I'm rather excited.
Alas off on a massive drive soon else I'd be digging through old threads looking for something that sounded topical.