there's not a button that does it to my knowledge, but you can hack it together. if you use the search function and limit it to specific forums, somewhere in the url you'll see "&fid%5B%5D=" something. that's the forum id. you can also find the number in the url for the forum. for instance, the meatboard has a forum number of 13. if you copy that section onto the end of your active topics page for each forum you care about, you get it filtered to the forum or forums you want. for instance, if you wanted to see active topics in the meatboard, you'd go to
http://forum.nogoblinsallowed.com/search.php?search_id=active_topics&fid%5B%5D=13. if you wanted to search YMtC and Limited, you'd go to
http://forum.nogoblinsallowed.com/search.php?search_id=active_topics&fid%5B%5D=33&fid%5B%5D=17. like I said I don't know how to do this automatically, but until they tell you that you can at least use this as a workaround.
On the
search page, there's a list of forums you can select for searching. Hold down the Control key (or the weird ⌘ key if you're on a Mac) while selecting forums to search and you should be able to select multiple forums at once.
Is there a way to get breaks in a table?
If I wanted
to write this
in one cell
How would I go about it?
Right now, you can't. Do you have any suggestions for good ways to make this work without unduly interfering with existing tables?
Two ideas:
- enter text like it's 1979: have an unusual sequence of characters (say, \n) that means "insert a newline here"
- continuation character: if a line in a table ends on a particular character (say, \) that means "this cell/row isn't over, continue it on the next line"
There are upsides and downsides to each, and I'd be interested in hearing what you'd like to see, and if you have any ideas not inspired by
C conventions
.
razorborne: Yeah, it is much harder to do row-spanning cells than column-spanning cells and have a text-based input format that makes sense. Sorry...
[edit] lol, phpbb interpreted my escape sequences. fixing.