What is on Your Mind?

no,no - this is just fine!
Thanks Neo!

Haha... I'm happy to redirect the "no new topics state" somewhere else.

What i am trying to avoid are "error messages" and "intermediate redirect messages" which add little value.

I used to redirect to "Today's Posts" and can do that if you like.

Normally, I use "Today's Posts" and don't use "New Topics" often.

Hey Neo,

I want to take this chance and appreciate your efforts which you are putting to make this forum look better, you ROCK, you are truly a GEM . I am really happy, proud to be part of forums always.

NOTE: New code tags and quote tags look is AWESOME simply.


Thanks,
R. Singh

Update:

Still cannot get waypoints.js to work properly for scrolling effects to make these thread previews work as we want.

Hmm. I have worked on waypoints.js for scrolling for the threadpreview function versus using mouse hover; and so far I cannot get it to work.

I disabled the "on hover" thread preview for now, since it seems folks don't like how the "on hover" thread preview works.

Update:

I have fixed the issue with thread preview animation in forumdisplay, search results, new topics, today's topics, etc. by changing the animation to toggle() and remove fadeToggle().

The code also has a UserCP option to turn it off completly ("Disable Thread Preview Animation"); so the code is now:

Code:

<if condition="$bbuserinfo[field23] != 'Disable'">
<script>
jQuery(".neo-threadbit").hover(function(){
jQuery(this).css({"cursor":"pointer"});
   jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").css({"color":"rgba(15, 31, 132,0.95)","padding":"20px 10px 20px 20px","margin":"20px 0px; 20px 20px","word-wrap": "break-word"});;
  jQuery(this).find(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").toggle();
   //jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").fadeToggle(1000);
});
</script>
</if>

I think the preview animation is OK now, but if you don't like it, you can turn it off here (see below):



(The default is "Enabled")

Note: If I get the waypoints.js scrolling animation working and working well, I will let you know Until then it is "mouseover / hover" or "turn it off"

Actually redirecting to 'Today's Posts" on the no "New Topics" is a good idea - I think it's more relevant to the context of the initial search.
Thanks