05-10-2009, 10:00 PM
Have you ever seen a commercial site with a ton of links in the bottom of their pages?.. like a list of their forums, or a complete navigation on a plain listing.
This place: BabyCenter | Homepage - Pregnancy, Baby, Toddler, Kids (http://www.babycenter.com/) is a good example of the usage the Channels can give... go in the bottom of the page, you see the entire navigation of the site.. (ok, it's a parenting site, so?!)
Here is what we have in store for that kind of navigation:
1- we have a "whole page version", where you navigate in one shot instead of going thru the whole forum sub-forums... other screenshots available in the attached thumbnails!
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2- a "bottom of page" navigation, a list of all the channels, without any detail. As you can see, in the real bottom, you have the RSS links provided by vbSEO for guests/web crawlers. Our engine is way more attractive, and will tease the readers who are in the bottom of a page!
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(you can see this in the bottom of this place too!)
Permissions to view forums is applied, so you do not see a forum you have no right to see.
No query is displayed on a vBulletin default page, as the forumcache is stored everywhere!
Official Source: http://vbenhancer.com/freebies/forum-channels-different-way-see-your/4794/
This place: BabyCenter | Homepage - Pregnancy, Baby, Toddler, Kids (http://www.babycenter.com/) is a good example of the usage the Channels can give... go in the bottom of the page, you see the entire navigation of the site.. (ok, it's a parenting site, so?!)
Here is what we have in store for that kind of navigation:
1- we have a "whole page version", where you navigate in one shot instead of going thru the whole forum sub-forums... other screenshots available in the attached thumbnails!
99036
2- a "bottom of page" navigation, a list of all the channels, without any detail. As you can see, in the real bottom, you have the RSS links provided by vbSEO for guests/web crawlers. Our engine is way more attractive, and will tease the readers who are in the bottom of a page!
99035
(you can see this in the bottom of this place too!)
Permissions to view forums is applied, so you do not see a forum you have no right to see.
No query is displayed on a vBulletin default page, as the forumcache is stored everywhere!
Official Source: http://vbenhancer.com/freebies/forum-channels-different-way-see-your/4794/