Navbar Manager

[squarebanana]

well i asked on another thread and was probably asking in the wrong way what to do, can someone point me in the right direction of how the navigation manager works, i under stand what the first initial screen does but then if you click on forum, what are all the separate items are for.

i would like to have all the tabs to different forum sections but dont know how to do this.

thank you
Alan
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[tbworld]

I did a quick search for documentation on Navigation Manager. Unfortunately, I didn't find any on vbulletin or vbulletin.org, but I did find some videos on google. Google this 'vbulletin navigation manager overview'.

I have not viewed any of them to know if they are useful, but it is a start.
It can be a little frustrating when you are new to all of this! Hang in there ;

If I understand you correctly, what you wish to do is just use the forumdisplay script to display your forums under a parent header.
being something like" /forum/forumdisplay.php?2-ParentForum"

Provide us a link, then we give you a real world example.

[squarebanana]

thank you for your reply, but i think i sorted it, it is already there in vbulletin.

what i was trying to do was add tabs to various forums but not have them there in the main index of the site, so basically i could add a tab to each various forum section, which on my site is going to be various models of VW bus ( i was going to do cars) so basically, this is how i did it.

create the forum and leave it in th emain index of the site, then view it in your browser, and tke the link of each forum you want for your tabs, then create new tab, add link, and copy the link from the browser in there and give your tab a name, then when you have done this, go back to forum manager goto the particular forum and click the link that says make forum available only if Link or URL is known, then that way it will appear if the tab is clicked, but not on the main index of the site.

hope this helps if anyone is looking to do the same thing, my forum isn't live yet, but yo ucan view it at www.dubsevolution.co.uk and see the link tabs to the various forums at the top.

Alan
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