Post 820900 by JabTV on 2021-01-22 09:13:03
Good morning everyone. I am a new member and I need some advice please. How do you make/creat a new post/thread onto a forum page??
Good morning everyone. I am a new member and I need some advice please. How do you make/creat a new post/thread onto a forum page??
[QUOTE=JabTV;820900]Good morning everyone. I am a new member and I need some advice please. How do you make/creat a new post/thread onto a forum page??[/QUOTE] welcome try going to the support forum and click on post a new thread :cool: http://www.vpcuk.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?17-Feedback-and-Support I'm sure someone with more technical know how, will be along shortly to explain it better! :wink:
Moved this to a separate thread as it was off topic in JTs thread. Right, for those who are completely new to forums, this is how to post a new thread. 1. At the top of this page click "Forum" on the menu bar 2. On the page that loads look through the list and click on the sub forum that matches the topic you wish to post about. 3. In that sub forum at the top of the page under the menu there should be a button dark red button with "Post New Thread" on it. Click this button. If you do not see this button you do are not able to post threads yet (though that shouldn't be the case). 4. On the page that loads enter the Title of your new thread and underneath in the editor box start writing your post. 5. When you are ready to post your new thread click the "Submit New Thread" button at the bottom right of the editor box. 6. Your thread is now published and available to view by everyone.
Just click the post new thread button located at the upper left portion of this forum.
[QUOTE=Morgan Harris;821017]Just click the post new thread button located at the upper left portion of this forum.[/QUOTE] I can't see that button on here, there is 'Reply to Thread' which will just reply to this thread.........as Dave has said click the Forum button and then its easy to select the correct section to post in and select the 'New Post' button at the top corner of that section......or was that what you meant??