[Kiint]

I suppose you could do something similar to what you originally did, but create a new phrase in Phrase Manager called Home with the description as "Home", with the phrase type set as Global.

And then change the code from $vbphrase[forum] to $vbphrase[home]

edit: ignore that, if i guess correctly you wish for the link to display as mysite.com Home > Forum not mysite.com Forum > Forum

Just edit the code from:

$replace[] = '<span class=\"navbar\"><a href=\"" . $GLOBALS[\'vbulletin\']->options[\'homeurl\'] . "" . $GLOBALS[\'vbulletin\']->session->vars[\'sessionurl_q\'] . "\" accesskey=\"0\">" . $GLOBALS[\'vbulletin\']->options[\'bbtitle\'] . "</a></span

>

to

$replace[] = '<span class=\"navbar\"><a href=\"" . $GLOBALS[\'vbulletin\']->options[\'homeurl\'] . "" . $GLOBALS[\'vbulletin\']->session->vars[\'sessionurl_q\'] . "\" accesskey=\"0\">" . $GLOBALS[\'vbulletin\']->options[\'bbtitle\'] . " Home" . "</a></span>

Notice the extra " Home" text added.

And also change your site name in the vBulletin Options, Site Name / URL / Contact Details from mysite.com Forums to mysite.com