Tom O'Keeffe

Good man Brian, thank you for the quick fix for that issue. BTW, let me know if my previous suggestion to facilitate Web Admins to edit the main menu tabs (delete, edit or add new ones) ever gets a favourable response (looking for the same …

Club Calendar format for Smartphone reading Just inquiring if there is some way the Club Calendar entry information could be formatted and made readable to people accessing that facility by smartphone, just like it is when people access the…

Main Menu Tabs After the pending FTH4 review, can web admins have the option to edit the Main Menu tabs, such as: Delete a tab that is not required (eg: "Meet Our Members" – our club cannot use due to European GDPR rules) and under the tab …

We are a small club of around 30-35 members, that often rotates every few years, so we use Mailchimp (Agendas), Gmail and WhatsApp messages to communicate with each other. Thanks anyway.

Thanks Brian for adding that individual folder collapse (as default) and click to open / expand as required in order to download a particular file within that folder. The "Download" section is now looking like I was hoping it could be - see…

Yes, under “Downloads”, just showing the section headers with an indicator to expand to see the full section list and a corresponding symbol to collapse the list back to the header is what I’m suggesting. Hopefully, that facility will be co…

Hi Brian, I'm not sure I understand what you mean by your question "Are you looking for an expand and contract styled of feature?". I guess the answer to my query is to minimise the number of files posted on the sub-tab "Public Downloads" t…

Thanks Brian, I'm already aware for the process of hiding Folders in the sub-tab "Public Downloads". My 1st question above was in relation to if there might be any plan after the end of September review of FTH4, to bring back the clickable …

Main Menu - Resources Tab Under the Resources drop-down tab and sub-tab: "Public Downloads", is there any plan after September to bring back the clickable folder icon (that hides the contained files within), as was the case with the FTH3 ve…