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No forum navigation at the bottom of pages?
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Posted by: Someone---------------------
I posted this in another thread, but I think my post was deleted (it wasn't relevant to the subject).
Can we get some navigation at the bottom of the thread pages? It would be nice reading through a page of threads and easily going to the next page without scrolling back to the top, or hitting the home key.
Whaddya think?
Posted by: Papakeith---------------------
If the thread is more than 1 page long there are page links to the bottom right on my screen. Also there are previous thread and next thread above the quick reply box. On top of that at the very bottom there are links to the top, to a text version, and to the dirtrider.net main page.
Not really sure what more you'd need.
Posted by: Someone---------------------
Sorry, after re-reading what I wrote ... what I mean is this:
At the top of the page, you can navigate easily back using this menu:
Dirt Rider . Net Forums > Other Stuff > Forum Comments
So I could go to "Other Stuff" or start over at the forums main page. A select box could also work to list all available forums or sections. The back button works, but it doesn't always refresh the page that could have new posts.
It's not that big of a deal, but it's always nagged me about navigating these forums, and should be easy enough to implement and try out for a test period. I think it's because I am more used to phpbb that has the select box and text link navigation at the bottom of every page. When you're at the bottom of a page and don't feel like scrolling, or clicking more than once (it sounds silly, but it would save a zillion clicks and a few mice), it would be nice to get where you want without all the steps.
Posted by: bsmith---------------------
I use the back button, but "right click" vs left click and you get a drop down list of your last few pages. Pick where you want to go a you're good.
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