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One article I’ve read is always at the top of my Unread Content

RMJ

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RMJ Mentor
RMJ
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A very, very minor issue:  I usually look at this site via the Unread Content page. For weeks now, one article has always been at the top.  I've read the article and have gone to that page multiple times to convince the site that I’ve read it, but it is always there as unread. Does this happen to anyone else?  Did I somehow unknowingly pin the article to the top?

The article is Celiacs need more knowledge about the nutritional status of gluten-free products

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knitty kitty Grand Master
knitty kitty
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Yes, @RMJ,

I have the same article stuck to mine as well.  Thought it was just me and my old tablet.  Sigh of relief!

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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Strange, it may be a bug of some sort and I'll look into this. The article is not pinned.

knitty kitty Grand Master
knitty kitty
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Another question...may just be my old tablet, but...

My font keeps changing.  Sometimes it's big enough, but when I post, the font changes to tiny, tiny print.  

I've got big lettering set for my vision problems, but after posting, I can't get the font big again unless I sign out and sign back in.  

Curious...

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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To me the font issue sounds more like a cookie issue...check your cookie settings and be sure you are not deleting or blocking cookies from this site.

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