Quick question about this site

[Brian123]

Hello all,

Is this site (vbulletin.org) running just one VB licence, or four? I know you can have one installation of VB per licence, but this forum has four different sections, each running VB.
Just curious, because I am hoping to do a similar site to this one.

Thanks in advance.

[Yours Truly]

Hello all,

Is this site (vbulletin.org) running just one VB licence, or four? I know you can have one installation of VB per licence, but this forum has four different sections, each running VB.
Just curious, because I am hoping to do a similar site to this one.

Thanks in advance.
One i believe =] As you can see if you hove over them they are just forums with a heavily modded forum display =]

[Brian123]

That was the quickest reply in the world :)
Thanks!

[King Kovifor]

One. The sections are modified code so that only certain forums show based on what you want.

[Yours Truly]

That was the quickest reply in the world :)
Thanks!
Your welcome =]

[Brian123]

Is this something that could be done with certain templates though, or does it require some hard work?

[Yours Truly]

I believe it would be a lot of hard work =D Lots and lots :D

[Brandon Sheley]

vb.org uses one vbulletin license, I don't think it would be that hard to do what they've done here ;)

[Brian123]

Okay, Thanks guys. :)

[Yours Truly]

vb.org uses one vbulletin license, I don't think it would be that hard to do what they've done here ;)
Well depending on how experienced you are =D
I guess most of it could be done with a little tweaking of GARS

[Kirk Y]

If you're referring to the Articles, Mods, and Styles tabs - then no, that is easy replicated within vBulletin. The sections themselves are merely forums created through the AdminCP that are hidden from the public, unless the direct URL is known; clicking on each tab is taking you to each forum's respective direct URL.

Forums can be hidden by giving them a Display Order of 0.

[Dismounted]

Although you'll need extra tweaks to make them show up on search & forum jump. Found this out myself with my forum :p.

[King Kovifor]

If you're referring to the Articles, Mods, and Styles tabs - then no, that is easy replicated within vBulletin. The sections themselves are merely forums created through the AdminCP that are hidden from the public, unless the direct URL is known; clicking on each tab is taking you to each forum's respective direct URL.

Forums can be hidden by giving them a Display Order of 0.
I always thought it was code modification... Neat!