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Help!
I was wondering why my forum is like this :
and all other forums i've seen is liek this help me please |
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Questions about modifying vBulletin's default behaviour and asking about modifications in general, should be posted in General vBulletin Questions. Please read the forum descriptions more carefully in future. I've moved your thread there for you
Thanks, - Dean |
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Sorry :|
Anyway, can anyone help poor old me? |
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not *all the other forums*, just this one.
Look at vbulletin.com, its like you have it there. |
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Ok, well not all other foru,s but a damn lot of other forums, anyway to change this?
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Bumpage
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It looks like you didn't choose the option for "Announcements and Suggestions" to be a forum, so it's layed out as a category instead.
Check: Forum Manager > There's an option when you edit/add forums to: Act as Forum (Will act as category if no) If "no" is selected, the forum will display exactly as it is in your screenshot. |
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