'where are you' order for page title invert for easier browsing

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A small but subtle change - the title of the web-page now lists where you are first and the Free Worlds Union name after - this allows easier use of tabbed browsing and task bar management in older versions of Windows. We've had the Fwurg icon there for easy recognition for a while now, it was about time this was fixed. Now it is!
Post Brend » Fri May 25, 2012 12:01 am
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Not to be ungrateful, but the forum topics are basically still saying :"View topic - X...." with X some prefix of the actual topic name. Maybe the useless "View Topic - " prefix could be removed as well?
Post Mercury » Sat May 26, 2012 9:57 am
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I have had to edit a lot of PHP but this is now fixed.

On the main forum page it now lists "Forum • Free Worlds Union", in the IC / OOC board pages it lists "IC • Free Worlds Union" or "OOC • Free Worlds Union" respectively, on specific forums (i.e. Politics, General Discussion) it lists the name of the forum followed by "• Free Worlds Union" and for threads it lists the name of the thread followed by "• Free Worlds Union".

Additionally, I have added a new feature to list the page number on which you are if it is not the topics opening page, both for the forum and for individual threads. For example, the opening page of the Login Change topic lists "Login Change • Free Worlds Union", while the last page lists "Login Change (Page 2) • Free Worlds Union".
Post Brend » Sat May 26, 2012 10:45 am
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Perfect; now if only the 'Post a Reply' pages would also contain the topic name (something along the lines of "Post a Reply: topic name")... But that's just a minor inconvenience, so ignore at at your leisure.
Post Mercury » Sat May 26, 2012 11:43 am
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Done and done (and also done for editing posts and starting new topics)

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