Be aware of this everyone when writing a post

[jeanjeannie50]

Especially for newcomers to the forum.

If after you write a post on here you look at it and suddenly realise you've made a mistake, perhaps predictive text may have altered a word or you suddenly realise you want to change something, be aware you can go back in and edit your post, like this:

At the bottom of your post notice the little down arrow, left click on this and drop down to either, 'edit', 'delete' or 'report'. Please note you can only do this on your own posts, you cannot change anyone else's.

Also notice the little thumbs up sign with 'Like' on. If you agree with a post or find it helpful you can left hand click on that 'Like' to show your support.

At the bottom of the whole screen right over to the right you will see an arrow pointing up, if you left click on this it will take you back to the top of the post.

Has anyone else got any tips or shortcuts relating to this forum which may be useful for others to know?

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.

Jean

[Bagrat]

If you type @ then start to type the name of another member a box will appear and you can "tag" that member and they will get a notification jeanjeannie50 for example the bell at the top of the page, where you will also find your "likes" will be lit up with a number ( your number of like, tags and replies

[momist in reply to Bagrat]

Bagrat Woohoo, I'd been looking for a way to do that. Thanks!

[Bagrat in reply to momist]

And it worked!

[Rellim296]

These helpful tips were mentioned not very long ago but are perhaps worth repeating:

The member can opt to have a daily digest of the previous days posts emailed. Go to Username > Account Settings > Digests > check "Email me a daily summary of what's new in my communities" > Save Changes

To sort posts: Click on Posts on the community banner (you have to have a post selected to see the banner) > Click on Sort By > Click on Newest, Recently Active, Unanswered, Popular or Pinned .

[shorttail in reply to Rellim296]

Helpful tips thanks. I don't suppose there is a glossary of terms for all the abbreviations on here, when I first came on I spent ages googling the often 3 letter terms, LOL.

[Rellim296 in reply to shorttail]

barbara2 has found

a-fib.com/glossary/

[shorttail in reply to Rellim296]

Excellent Rellim 296, thank you.

[7Helena in reply to Rellim296]

Thank you very much. So useful.