When browsing Today's Posts, it can be difficult to judge which forum section I am going into when I click on a thread. To clarify: Click on Today's Posts. Some threads will be labeled as being in the "Everything Else" section, but... the problem is...there are a dozen or more "Everything Else" sections: 1 per pheromone company.

My suggestion is to add the pheromone company name to the beginning / end of its respective Everything Else category, such as:
"PheromoneXS Everything Else" or "LAL Everything Else" to avoid confusion.

What do you guys think? Good idea? Terrible idea?
It would also help a bit with SEO, as another benefit.

Edit:
Same with the Product Reviews sections

Nobody?

I second this notion. I don't think it would be redundant on a page like

https://pherotruth.com/Forum-PheromoneXS

either

(11-19-2016 1:34 PM)BigDickBandit420 Wrote:  I second this notion. I don't think it would be redundant on a page like

https://pherotruth.com/Forum-PheromoneXS

either

Thanks buddy
I'm curious what Mark thinks about this. I dont know about anyone else but it really confused me as a complete noob trying to reply to todays threads.

With 233 posts, surely by now you know what products are from which company, yes?

I took a quick look at doing this but its not quite as easy as I thought it might be due to the way the database table is setup. All of the forums and subforums are identified by a single "fid" When I have some free time I'll look into it deeper and see if there isn't a way I can identify the parent forums in Today's Posts as well as the search results.

(11-19-2016 3:27 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  I took a quick look at doing this but its not quite as easy as I thought it might be due to the way the database table is setup. All of the forums and subforums are identified by a single "fid" When I have some free time I'll look into it deeper and see if there isn't a way I can identify the parent forums in Today's Posts as well as the search results.

Need a hand?

(11-19-2016 6:41 PM)Arsenic Wrote:  Need a hand?

Are you familiar with myBB?

(11-19-2016 7:49 PM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  Are you familiar with myBB?

I've built several mybb sites from the ground up just for fun. I used to own leetcoders.org. At its peak it had 12k members. It was a forum for programmers, which attracted hackers, so, after many years it wasnt worth maintaining but it was a fun run. So yes, you could say I know a thing or two about mybb

edit:
Browsing through way back machine is nostalgic, wow.
Here's a snapshot I found.

https://web.archive.org/web/201102060650...oders.org/

Take a look at the "forum team" page, look under Webmasters
https://web.archive.org/web/201009281429...owteam.php

At one point through all the hacks we decided to try phpbb which was a disaster. I dont recommend it

Anyway, you ever need help I'm more than happy to assist. Brings back good times.

Sent you a PM.