We have sticky threads, but could we get super sticky threads, ones that don't change order?

Like, you have several sticky threads, but you want them to stay in specific order, or 1/2 to stay above the rest.

I notice, even with 5/6 Sticky threads, if you post they change order, it'd be nice if they kept their order.

Sorry if there is a way to do this already...

barman will probably come in here telling me another one of my ideas is already active and here is how to do it lol...

you want super sticky?? ill give you super sticky

Lol easy tiger !

ROFLMAO
Komo needs something really sticky... and he needs help!

you can do that manually komo. So I did at ea forums. You should find the way by yourself.

Do a break with spam-posts and just read.

Quote from: SPW on July 30, 2013, 02:30 PMYou should find the way by yourself.

Could you just tell me please?

What happened to people lol? It used to be people enjoyed explaining things to each other, I enjoy asking other people how to do things, and explaining to people how to do things, I don't see the problem with that really...

I'm sorry for my unpoliteness, I have difficults in skipping a joke.
Anyway, lemme overcum it.

I'm not a mod, but I believe that if you go up and down in the sets of your threads, you'll find with some time that you can pull up, or down, your topics

Everyone learn that one day... so will you!
That's what SPW said, i think.

Yeah, but I mean, set them in place so even when you reply to others, they don't move at all...

What you explain seems like you have to keep "pulling" them about into the order you want.

Quote from: Komito on July 30, 2013, 02:54 PM
Yeah, but I mean, set them in place so even when you reply to others, they don't move at all...

What you explain seems like you have to keep "pulling" them about into the order you want.

That's what sticky means, if it doesn't, then its the forum coding I guess, and you won't be able to do anything about it.
So call for reinforcements -MI-

Some forum engines have an "announcement" thread type, which is higher priority than sticky, dunno about TUS though. Anyway, non-admin users usually can't create threads which are of "sticky" priority or higher.
(sorry is this answer lets you down komo lol)