I'd like to kno whow to change the backgroud color too ? Body tag doesn't do anything :(
There is No problems with vBSEO and this mod ;) I've installed it on more then one site, with no problems..

Thank you :)

Thank you Ted S.

A superb mod - thanks!
The only suggestion I can see is to be able to display both the announcement and the "post more often" etc message. Would that be possible?

I am getting it hanging during install, are their any changes required to write permissions on the directories?

Peformed the changes as you suggested, and it seems to work as you describe. One question though: How about the Enable One-View Welcome Headers feature?

How it's acting for me is:
1)If I go to my vBa page first, the Welcome Headers do not show up.(just as I expected):D
2)If I then jump to my forums (from my vBa page), the Welcome Headers still do not show up.:confused:
3)If I go straight to my forums page (bypassing vBa) the Welcome Headers do show up fine. Then when I change, or reload,the page the Welcome Headers go away.(as I expect them to):D

So, is this how it should act per the code? I'd prefer when I do step #2 above that the Welcome Headers would show up once, as I hit the forum page.(coming from my vBa page) Is that possible somehow? Thanxx.

i have vbseo but if i put $welcomeheaders in the navbar it doesnt work but if i leave it in header it works will it mess vbseo if i leave it in header?

also in vb options i dont see welcome header system i only see welcome header messages

I can say that vbSEO and welcome headers work perfectly together. Have a look at my site for proof:
http://www.daftmoo.org.uk/mooforum/

I find welcome headers to be a very useful tool.

Hmmm... My guest welcome_guest phrase includes a link with {2} as the target URL and it is resolving to: domain/forums/register.php?.

The question mark at the end causes the page to not resolve (ie. error 404). How can I fix that properly? (I changed the phrase to "hardcode" the proper URL)