vBulletin Question?

[Guppy]

Hi all,

Can someone plese advise me on how to add subject headers in vBulletin?

Example from Namepros home page...

Domain Name Discussion
Marketplace Forums
Community
Name Pros Live Chat Room

Many thanks,
Jon

 

[deadserious]

You usually do this by logging in to the administrators control panel. You can find the option under forums and moderators or something similar to that. Are you using 2.x or vb3?

 

[Guppy]

Hi DS,

Thanks for your reply,

I'm using vB 2.3.4 and i'm unable to find the option in Admin?
???????

 

[deadserious]

Under Forums & Moderators go to Modify --> Click on edit next to one of your forums. Now make sure the Forum Parent if you want this to be a subject header is set to No one. This is what makes it a category with the subject header like that. Then for the forums you want to be under that heading you need to edit them and make the Forum Parent the name of that category. Also make sure you have the Act as forum option set to no.

 

[RJ]

Originally posted by deadserious
Under Forums & Moderators go to Modify --> Click on edit next to one of your forums. Now make sure the Forum Parent if you want this to be a subject header is set to No one. This is what makes it a category with the subject header like that. Then for the forums you want to be under that heading you need to edit them and make the Forum Parent the name of that category. Also make sure you have the Act as forum option set to no.

:bingo: Good explaination.

 

[Guppy]

Originally posted by deadserious
Under Forums & Moderators go to Modify --> Click on edit next to one of your forums. Now make sure the Forum Parent if you want this to be a subject header is set to No one. This is what makes it a category with the subject header like that. Then for the forums you want to be under that heading you need to edit them and make the Forum Parent the name of that category. Also make sure you have the Act as forum option set to no.

Brilliant!

Thank you DS

Jon

 

[g0ldy]

LOL you should write your own tutorials for vb