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Here's a less then ideal solution:
Create 2 forums. Say Forum A and Forum B. In their settings: Act as Forum: No Forum is Active: No Forum is Open: Yes Now create the sub-forums in them. Create another 2 forums, Link to Forum A and Link to Forum B. Their settings: Forum Link: URLs to the Forum A and Forum B respectively. Act as Forum: No Forum is Active: Yes Another variation, assuming your main forum A is already active, is to create Forum B as above. then you need to provide a link somewhere to Forum B. The cons are: - Forum B will NOT display like the main forum index page... i.e. things like Who's Online will not show. - You can't separate searching of Forum A from Forum B without some specialised search page or modifying the current one. There is a setting to force Forum B to use a certain style. |
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