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Vbulletin like forum frontpage?
Hello,
Is it possible to have a Vbulletin-like forum frontpage? I understand that also having ''latest post/amount of posts'' shown requires alot of extra work for the implementation so if it's like this it's cool too: http://forums.somethingawful.com/
That's basically the only thing that Vanilla forums is missing imo and caused me to switch to another forum software a year ago. Just checkin' back to see if that feature is added now, hope so because Vanilla is truly a great forum software!
Is it possible to have a Vbulletin-like forum frontpage? I understand that also having ''latest post/amount of posts'' shown requires alot of extra work for the implementation so if it's like this it's cool too: http://forums.somethingawful.com/
That's basically the only thing that Vanilla forums is missing imo and caused me to switch to another forum software a year ago. Just checkin' back to see if that feature is added now, hope so because Vanilla is truly a great forum software!

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And one more thing, on Vbulletin you can have small little subsections showing underneath the categories. For example: you have the category HipHop Music and want to have the subsections ''downloads'' and ''news'' showing right under neath it in a smaller font. Is that possible?
Thank you for the reply
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You just create the categories, drag and drop to get the right nesting. Then just select the option of "Display root categories as headings." A bit of theming and you can do a lot with it. There are a fair few options, maybe setup a test board and play around. You can set it so categories over x levels deep are shown as a list.
Thank you once again for the reply.
You can just keep on going.
Each category gets a class called Depth[x], so Depth1 to Depth3.