[olduser]

I notice NMNiel's post's often have a long blank space under the text content.
Is this just me or is it a quirk of the system?

[Santa]

Is there any reason why the latest post is top of the list? It is annoying that the original post is at the top, and one has to scroll down through a load of replies to see the next one.

[Nick]

Hi @Santa - I think this is just the default view for most community platforms. You can however change this to some extent. If you go to your Settings (Click on your avatar in the top right of the page and select Settings) - there is then an option, if you scroll down a little to "Thread Display Options" to change your "Thread Display Mode". The default is likely "Linear - Oldest First" but you can change it to "Linear - Newest First" - remember to hit Save at the bottom of the page once changed to apply the change.

Hope that helps.

[Santa]

@Nick Sorted, Thanks

[Nick]

Good stuff - there isn't always a way, but I like it when there is and I can tell you about it!

[olduser]

Originally Posted by olduser

I notice NMNiel's post's often have a long blank space under the text content.
Is this just me or is it a quirk of the system?

Is anyone else having this problem?

Today in the "Can police cut your seatbelt" post NMNeil's contribution labelled as
Yesterday 00:05 there is a very large white space (about a screen height) with the last line at the bottom.

[olduser]

Originally Posted by olduser

I notice NMNiel's post's often have a long blank space under the text content.
Is this just me or is it a quirk of the system?

I think I have found another clue in the white space mystery;

NMNeil's post on 07/09/2025 01:17 'New way to stop a car' shows a very large white space after a line of text but reading the rest of the thread that space contained a picture.
I cannot see anything that should prevent me getting the same picture but I don't?

Have I missed something in settings, I do see pictures from other posters - well I think I do!

[olduser]

Nick Lily any thoughts please?