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[lazzer]

Threads appear in bold giving the impression they have not been read but in fact already have.

 

[Durham Fox]

ctrl f5

 

[pork pie fox]

Threads appear in bold giving the impression they have not been read but in fact already have.

Do you use Firefox?

This happens for me too when I use Firefox but not in IE

 

[lazzer]

No im using IE

 

[Durham Fox]

Mackys gonna go mental when he sees this thread.

 

[lazzer]

Mackys gonna go mental when he sees this thread.

Why is that ?

 

[Macky]

Every time you open IE, God puts an angel to death out of frustration.

Stop making God angry and stop breaking the Internets

 

[Macky]

Threads appear in bold giving the impression they have not been read but in fact already have.

Are you hitting the 'Back' button when you've read a thread?

 

[lazzer]

Every time you open IE, God puts an angel to death out of frustration.

Stop making God angry and stop breaking the Internets

I was refering to work pc over which I have no option but to carrying on killing angels

 

[Matt_B]

I get this in FF as well. Every now and again I will post a new post as the last item on a thread (after reading them all) and when I come back later it is bold, but no-one else has replied.

 

[drummindefender]

I thought Firefox was the dogs bollocks and was never wrong!?

 

[Jeff]

I get this in FF as well. Every now and again I will post a new post as the last item on a thread (after reading them all) and when I come back later it is bold, but no-one else has replied.

It will do that if someone has posted after you clicked on reply/quote, but before you clicked on the submit reply button. So although your post is the last post in the thread, you haven't read the post just before yours. It will do that in every browser.

 

[Macky]

I thought Firefox was the dogs bollocks and was never wrong!?

It wouldn't be a browser problem, any browser will only display what it is given by the server

 

[Matt_B]

In theory if the bold was caused by an incorrectly nested CSS class then IE might not show something as bold that FF does

Though I only mentioned I was using FF as Lazz mentioned IE, so I was pointing out it was in both.

 

[Macky]

In theory if the bold was caused by an incorrectly nested CSS class then IE might not show something as bold that FF does

Or vice versa, depending on how each browser interpreted the mistake.
I think we've made the point that it isn't a browser issue.

 

[Matt_B]

Or vice versa, depending on how each browser interpreted the mistake.
I think we've made the point that it isn't a browser issue.

Point well made