We have a lot of excellent images from the various flight simulators and our members should be proud of their contributions to our community.  At one time (and for a long time) we had only FS9 and FSX simulators.  Now, thankfully, we have several simulators that are users have set up. 

We have received recommendations from the community asking that our members be required to indicate the simulator used for the images in the topic title.  This sounds like an excellent recommendation.  Effective immediately, please indicate the simulator used (XP-11, P3DvX, FSX, FSX-SE, or DTG FSW) in your topic title or properly tagged with the name of the simulator.  Topics without the name of the simulator in the title and/or tagged with the name of the simulator may be removed by a moderator or will be edited to reflect the name of the simulator.

Members are reminded that they can view the first page of any topic by holding their cursor over the topic title and reviewed before opening.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Looks like a reasonable request, Jim.
Now, one thing I am honestly missing from the older layout is the possibility to see the the appropriate forum section when I scroll the mouse over a thread title. It used to work fine in the past.
Any chance to get the whole path visible again, so that when you move the mouse over a title, you know immediately which section it is related to?

On 7/26/2017 at 9:38 AM, barrel_owl said:

Now, one thing I am honestly missing from the older layout is the possibility to see the the appropriate forum section when I scroll the mouse over a thread title. It used to work fine in the past.

When you open up the Screenshot Forum you will see a list of topics.  Just hold your cursor over a title (do not right or left click) and the topic will appear and you can see the first and last post in the topic.  Believe you can make it bigger too by dragging the edges.  If you like what you see, then you can click on the topic and it will appear in full screen.  Cool stuff...

Best regards,

Jim