The Arcive of vBulletin Modifications Site. |
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Silly question but its got me stumped. If I search for a specific hack, they are all in the modifications forum. This forum doesn't appear to be listed in the main index. Why not?
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#2
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If all the forums were shown on the Forums page, it would be really, really long. Thus, the Mods and Articles and Styles and Graphics all have their own tabs. (Just set the display order to 0 in the Forum Manager and you can do the same thing.)
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#3
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Ahhh so that's how its setup. Thanks!
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#4
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No it isnt how its setup, as that stops them appearing in the forum jump menu. Its actually a little plugin that hides them.
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Interesting. I didn't know that... but then I've never tried to set up my forum like this.
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#6
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Paul ? Share it? Would be a great hit!
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#7
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This is not pauls/vBulletin.org's mod but it does the same thing except with JavaScript. This is also for vB4.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=233135 |
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#8
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vBulletins' stock functionality does allow just putting in '0' and it hides it from forum jump/the index...last I checked it did, anyways.
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#9
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That's not ideal, as it hides the forum from search pages (among other things).
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#10
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