XenForo lets people share knowledge through articles. These differ from standard discussions because they put more focus on the main content. The first message stands out from everything else. This design helps readers find important information fast.
When someone creates an article thread in XenForo, the system gives their opening post special powers. They can add more pictures, upload extra files, and write much longer text than usual. The page makes this first message look different from other posts. Everyone sees these changes right away.
Other members add comments after reading the main article. XenForo keeps track of these responses differently than regular threads. When comments fill up more than one page, the system puts a shorter version of the main article at the top of each new page. This helps readers remember what everyone is talking about.
XenForo offers special article forums for communities that share lots of written content. These areas display threads with big cover pictures and small text samples instead of plain lists. The system automatically picks the first picture from each article as its cover image. Forum administrators can change how these pages look.
Members can see entire articles displayed together on one page when browsing article forums in expanded mode. XenForo arranges these posts by date, similar to blog websites. Readers click any title they want to read comments or add their thoughts about that specific article. The software makes finding good content easy.
When someone creates an article thread in XenForo, the system gives their opening post special powers. They can add more pictures, upload extra files, and write much longer text than usual. The page makes this first message look different from other posts. Everyone sees these changes right away.
Other members add comments after reading the main article. XenForo keeps track of these responses differently than regular threads. When comments fill up more than one page, the system puts a shorter version of the main article at the top of each new page. This helps readers remember what everyone is talking about.
XenForo offers special article forums for communities that share lots of written content. These areas display threads with big cover pictures and small text samples instead of plain lists. The system automatically picks the first picture from each article as its cover image. Forum administrators can change how these pages look.
Members can see entire articles displayed together on one page when browsing article forums in expanded mode. XenForo arranges these posts by date, similar to blog websites. Readers click any title they want to read comments or add their thoughts about that specific article. The software makes finding good content easy.
