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Changing thread title
Can someone please tell me or assist me in changing the title of my thread
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...orkshire-89524
I left a note on there for a mod to do but it has not been done and I would like it changing
I want it changing to 2003 XT600E for sale NOW East Yorkshire, UK
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You go into edit, then advanced.
Looks like someone has already done it for you.
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Originally Posted by Tim Cullis
You go into edit, then advanced.
Looks like someone has already done it for you.
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It has changed it in the thread but not changed the name of the thread when you look down the list on the bikes for sale page
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Changed it using thread tools, might be a mod only facility.
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Lone rider, you had a thread in which you were the only contributor. You could have easily eliminated that thread entirely, then started a new one with an identical post and new title. No need to involve anyone else.
I checked last night, saw that the title in the thread itself was as you wished, and didn't check any further. Probably others did the same.
Hope that's helpful.
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To change the title of a post as a standard user:
Click the "Edit" button in your post, then click the "Go Advanced" button, and you can edit the title of the post. This will change the thread title also IF it's the first post.
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But it appears not to have worked.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by markharf
Lone rider, you had a thread in which you were the only contributor. You could have easily eliminated that thread entirely, then started a new one with an identical post and new title. No need to involve anyone else.
I checked last night, saw that the title in the thread itself was as you wished, and didn't check any further. Probably others did the same.
Hope that's helpful.
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Yeah you are right I probably could have done...however I could have just have easily changed the title of the thread myself....if it had worked......then wouldn't have had to "involve anyone else" as you put it.....and frankly, you have involved yourself as Tim had kindly done it for me
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Tim, Lonerider, it looks fine to me. The listing in the index page is the same as the title of the thread for me. What difference do you see?
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Quote:
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Tim, Lonerider, it looks fine to me. The listing in the index page is the same as the title of the thread for me. What difference do you see?
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It looks fine now to me because Tim did it but when I tried to do it originally it would not change the main thread heading. All good now
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