Bottom-up or top-down?
 

Great site. All thought, functionally, of course, all sorts of "utility" - I do not yet mastered.
BUT ...

I begin to read the theme from the first page. She - at the bottom.

Scroll up positions. Dohozhu to the last page of messages.
I press the next page.

I "cast" is not down - to the top, and opened last message - at the top.

I scroll down and read a page, climbing up, turn on a new, prouruchivayu down, then up ... and so on.

Can I make clicking on the page number to send me to the beginning, not the last post on it?

heir, but you have to Display Options what is included, what kind? I do not understand it, "top", "down".

Dear heir,

if you do not change the settings, installed by default when registering for the forum, then all all displayed correctly and logically. See "My study -" Options ", then around the middle of the page block" Display Options to "option" mode to display. Its value must be "Linear - Oldest First".

Admin, thank you for your quick and accurate response!
Now for my site - perfect. But I will continue to explore.
Now to deal with the smiley face - that some should be denoted? Intuitive - I understand, but I fear making a mistake. In anglitsskom not strong. Maybe it is translated into Russian designate them?

No, better to learn English, or at least in the dictionary to look. This same international designations.

How much is that
 

The lowest request - Designate, please, what shades of feeling pass these smileys.

:): (: Confused:: mad:: p;): D: o: rolleyes:: cool:: eek::: shy:

I'm sure half of the new forumchan be secretly grateful to you!

Under each emoticon "pops" the English word.
It can be seen here:
http://www.rambler.ru/dict/

How do you understand me if I will outline my emotion here so smiley?
  : mad:
 
    1) crazy, mad;
    2) passionately fond of (something);
    3) mad, rassvirepevshy (with - of smth.)
    4) mad (animal)

Agree, the choice quite difficult.
Or here.
I tell you - "You, sir, very: cool: in its relation to my daughter"
 
    1) the cool, fresh, cool;
    2) calm, cool, cool-headed;
    3) indifferent, listless, dry, nelaskovy, unfriendly
    4) daring, bold, brash;

You say - "context is important."
I agree. But ...

As far as I am today is modern, "cool" means "cool", maybe I was wrong ... and Lef ...: confused:

Or-"cool" ...