i want to learn how to use Vbulletin

[Ctx-I]

i was directed to this site because there is a good VBulletin manual on here somewhere.... i just can't seem to find it... if you could please point me in the right direction on some good info over Vbulletin and how it works.... thanx!

[Guest210212002]

<a href="http://www.vbulletin.com/docs" target="_blank">http://www.vbulletin.com/docs</a>

[Ctx-I]

That was an excellent read! Is there any other useful info about Vbulletin… I’d really like to absorb as much info as possible before I dive into this.. thanx!

[Guest210212002]

The How-To forums on vbulletin.com are a great resource as well. :)

[Cal813]

vBulletin works almost like anyother board except it has more features is organized and built in a better way. Once you get the hang of things, it's all easy from there. :)

[bizkitgto]

The How-To forums on vbulletin.com are a great resource as well. :)

Can someone paste a link to the "How to" forums? I tried looking and searching over there, couldn't find anything. Thanks.

[ForceHSS]

you can use a demo for 24 hrs before you buy

[bizkitgto]

How much coding knowledge is required to run VBulletin? I'm proficient in HTML/CSS but not in PHP.........will I struggle lot's with VB? 24 hrs is a little short to test it out, but I guess that's all I can do. Are there good tutorials somewhere to help newbie's like myself?

[betts02]

When i first used vbulletin i had no clue about anything forum or coding wise but honestly its very easy to pick up fast

All the styles and modifications on here are quick and easy to install, Some to the extent of just uploading an XML file via the admin, Other yes there is some changes and uploading files but they come with instructions

[soniceffect]

If you have html/css knowledge you could get a decent forum up and running if you put the time and effort into running it. You dont need to be able to code to run a forum, and the knowledge you have will help u getting a decent theme on your site. The rest is up to you building a community :)

[bizkitgto]

Thanks guys, I think I'll try working on a VB forum.