"you can add any link (URL address) to your link menu thingie, including threads. But you can only bookmark threads or parts of threads or pages that have the little bookmark icon at the bottom right. Bookmarked pages have to be accessed through your profile "

Yes, what Joanna said.

and, if I'm understanding what you meant, Joanna -- I think it would be a great idea to be able to add a link by clicking on the "links" icon at the top right side of the page!

and... great idea to add "my bookmarked pages" to the links!

Weedwhacker said:and... great idea to add "my bookmarked pages" to the links!

I know, right? I'm getting cantankerous in my old age! If I have to look for something or click more than twice, I get annoyed! Tch tch tch....

joannakat said:I wish there could be an "add a link" option in the link menu!

Added

dave said:

Added

WOOHOO!!! How cool is THAT!!!

It's especially cool because I've been a day late and a dollar short on the whole link trip. (I know. I'm often a day late and a dollar short.) Until late last night I didn't realize we had what someone called a 'link thingie'. I did add some links and now I understand.

Thank you to the 'complainers' and thank you to dave for putting in a fix!

tx_flower_child said:It's especially cool because I've been a day late and a dollar short on the whole link trip. (I know. I'm often a day late and a dollar short.) Until late last night I didn't realize we had what someone called a 'link thingie'. I did add some links and now I understand.

Thank you to the 'complainers' and thank you to dave for putting in a fix!

Link thingie....geez, who would say such a thing? Silly people.

joannakat said:

Link thingie....geez, who would say such a thing? Silly people.

My bad. No one said 'link thingie'. What was actually said was 'link menu thingie'.

tx_flower_child said:

My bad. No one said 'link thingie'. What was actually said was 'link menu thingie'.

OMG, that's even worse!

It's all a matter of perception.

tx_flower_child said:It's all a matter of perception.

You all do know that it was me, right?

I wasn't going to name names.

Now I have a suggestion. Since I had never used the link thing before last night, it would be nice if the the chosen link would open in a new tab. Or maybe it does and I didn't set my preferences correctly. Anybody?

tx_flower_child said:I wasn't going to name names.

Now I have a suggestion. Since I had never used the link thing before last night, it would be nice if the the chosen link would open in a new tab. Or maybe it does and I didn't set my preferences correctly. Anybody?

No, you're right, it doesn't. BUT, there's a button on your keyboard that, if you hold it down when you click something, the something will open in a new tab. On Macs, it's the command key. For a PC, I think it's the Windows key, but I'm not sure. It's one of those though. Try and let us know?

I just right click my mouse and select to open in new window.

Forum is up: https://garden.org/forums/view...

Dave, maybe you could put a notice about it in the "gardening news" ?

dave said:Forum is up: https://garden.org/forums/view...

Yaay! That's great @dave! There are a few more "Articles" that aren't showing there. Will they be moved soon?

Please give me a link to each one that I missed and I'll move them.

dave said:Please give me a link to each one that I missed and I'll move them.

These are the ones I posted--there may be others. I know there was at least one great one by @greene.

Sorry, these pop you to the bottom of the thread.

The thread "Article: Idea--reserving space in planters for an ordered plant" in Gardening Ideas forum

The thread "Article: Idea--using plastic forks to prop up and train your plants" in Gardening Ideas forum

The thread "Article: Idea--using dill flowers in flower arrangements" in Gardening Ideas forum

The thread "Article: Idea--using protective bells to create mini greenhouses" in Gardening Ideas forum

@dave, here is @greene 's article / idea. It's extraordinary. You don't want to miss it.

The thread "Article: Anole lizards in the garden" in Gardening Ideas forum