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Originally Posted by
David Von Pein 
All posts are now "centered" in the middle of a bunch of God-awful advertisements (and this "floating" thing that's always on the right-hand side, following you around like a puppy dog). Yuck!
Hi David,
The layout of the site is a modified liquid layout so it contracts for narrower screens, but also expands out to the layout of the most commonly sized monitors. We know the vB version was infinitely variable width, so that's a big change, but hopefully one that folks can acclimate to. Also, the floating side bar can be turned off at your convenience. This setting will be "remembered" as you navigate around the forums. Simply click "Don't Follow Me" in the top right.

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The worst part is: No "VIEW SINGLE POST" pages anymore. Prior to today, every single post could be isolated on its very own webpage. Now, everything has to stay within the "threaded" mode. Yuck!
And, still worse, I had a lot of the "View Single Post" URL's linked on other sites. Now, all of those links are dead and totally worthless/useless. Yuck!
You are correct, there is no longer the functionality to isolate a single post on a page. However, you can link directly to a post and it will get pulled up at the very top of the page. As you'll see on each post at the top right corner, the post has a number in the thread. This number is a link to a post-specific URL. While the post does remain threaded with the other posts around it, any time you use this link, it will load the page with your post at the top of the browser window.

Additionally, your external links to single post views should all properly redirect to these post-specific URLs. While these are all on-site, you can see examples of how these URLs redirect in the
Primer for Home Theater Forum Newcomers. Each of the links in the
first post were formerly directed to single post views. While the links are intact exactly as Vince Maskeeper wrote them, when you click them now, the redirect to pull up the proper post in the thread.