HangarFlying |
Hello!
It's been a while since I've been perusing the website, and decided to take a look at the FAQ and see what updates have occurred since I last visited. I do know that those entries that are less than a month old have a red hot-link. The problem I am having is that there are numerous updates that are new to me, but are older than a month, so looking at the hot-links doesn't clue me in to which ones are new.
Would it be possible to add the date of inclusion at the end of the hot-link title in addition to dating the entry? That way, I can scan the list of hot-links for dates that I might have missed rather than scrolling through the entire page.
Thanks!
Chris Lambertz Community & Digital Content Director |
jreyst |
Or set a cookie when the browser loads the errata page with a datetime. The next time the browser loads the page the server checks the datetime on the cookie to see if the datetime is older than the last page edit/update and then use javascript to change the font to red for changed/new content?