Is there a way to see more topics per page?

[tansinator]

I have looked in my settings and I don't see anywhere to increase this. When I click on BOLT ACTION RIFLES there are 23 entries on the first page with a lot of them being stickies. Is there a way to get it to say 40 entries so less of going to the next page.

Thanks

Eddie

 

[Lowlight]

In your profile or settings there is a drop down to increase the number

 

[tansinator]

Lowlight, the only thing I can find is posts per page. I changed that to 40 and nothing changed. Just an FYI. If there is something I am missing, let me know.

Thanks

Eddie

 

[vwhugger]

Lowlight, the only thing I can find is posts per page. I changed that to 40 and nothing changed. Just an FYI. If there is something I am missing, let me know.

Thanks

Eddie

Worked for me. Did you "save" the changes?

 

[tansinator]

Yes, I did save them. Even tried it again. No luck. When I go back to that page, it says 40 per page.

 

[jr81452]

Same here. I can only see 10 topics plus the stickies in any subforum. I had 40 posts per page selected already, so I set it to forum default and saved - logged out - cleared history - shut down my system - reboot - set it back to 40 per page and saved - repeated the above steps, still only 10 topics plus stickies per page.

Running Firefox 51.01.1 in Win 7 ultimate SP1

 

[vwhugger]

My bad. That setting only affected the number of replies per topic.

 

[Aaron47pb]

I am able to change the number of posts/replies displayed per page, but not threads. For example, I'm only able to see 10 threads per page in the PX.

 

[Tucker301]

Same here. I saw no change with selecting 40. It's all new stuff again. We'll get there.

 

[jr81452]

Meh. Even with the pealing paint and slight musty smell of prior abandonment, this is still better than scout. Speaking only for myself, I don't much care when or even if some of this stuff gets fixed. It just feels better to be back in a venue where we know who the ultimate shot caller is, and he has the complete authority to implement whatever he thinks is best for the site and it's user experience. So many things seem to have stayed on the Scout staff's back burner for far too long.