Well, it probably would work fine for someone who is logged in. However, as a Guest, I don't get any results (which is correct). You might want to do a condition for it:
HTML Code:
<if condition="$show['guest']">
do the line for Today's Posts
<else />
do the line for New Posts
</if>
WOW...are you saying that guests would actually be able to see the latest posts ONLY and if they want to reply, they would have to log in to do it? WOW...this would be cool if that's what you are talking about. Where would I add that condition Lynne?
What I was saying is that the New Posts link is showing to Guests but how can the software tell what posts are new for a Guest? It can't, so you get no results. That is why if you log out, you'll see that a New Posts link isn't shown in the navbar to Guests, but instead a Today's Posts link is shown. So I'm suggesting you replace the link you added earlier with the code I just posted so it shows the New Posts links to all users except the Guests who would instead see the Today's Posts link.
What I was saying is that the New Posts link is showing to Guests but how can the software tell what posts are new for a Guest? It can't, so you get no results. That is why if you log out, you'll see that a New Posts link isn't shown in the navbar to Guests, but instead a Today's Posts link is shown. So I'm suggesting you replace the link you added earlier with the code I just posted so it shows the New Posts links to all users except the Guests who would instead see the Today's Posts link.
I don't know exactly where you added the link before, but replace it with the other code if you want to have a different link for Guests vs. Logging in users.