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Move Sub-forums listing below threads... (vB4)
Mod Version: 1.00, by BirdOPrey5

This is the vB4 version of my vB3 mod here:Move Sub-forums listing below threads...

Demo: http://www.qapla.com/mods/forumdisplay.php/17-Premium-vBulletin-Modifications?styleid=5

This is a simple template edit to move sub-forums display below the threads in a forum rather than on top like they are now. There are various reasons for this, all come down to personal preference. Personally if I have a lot of sub-forums I want users to be able to see the threads without needing to scroll down.

NOTE - For VB 4.2.1 and any version where the code does not match below, see Post # 28

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The code seems to have changed in the template at some point.

In 4.2.1 look for the code:

Code:

<vb:if condition="$forumbits">
{vb:raw template_hook.forumdisplay_above_subforums}
<div id="forumbits" class="forumbits">
	<div class="forumhead">
		<h2>
			<span class="forumtitle">{vb:rawphrase subforums}</span>
			<span class="forumthreadpost">{vb:rawphrase threads_posts}&nbsp;</span>
			<span class="forumlastpost">{vb:rawphrase last_post}</span>
		</h2>
	</div>
	<ol>
		{vb:raw forumbits}
	</ol>
</div>
{vb:raw template_hook.forumdisplay_below_subforums}
</vb:if>

CUT the code above (copy to clipboard then delete from the template)

The FIND this code:

Code:

	<div class="threadpagenav<vb:if condition="!$pagenav AND !$forumjump"> nopagenav</vb:if>">
		{vb:raw pagenav}
		{vb:raw forumjump}
	</div>
</div>

and PASTE the code below that.

That should so the same thing in 4.2.1.

If any problems simple undo or "REVERT" the template to get back the VB default template.

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for alternate instructions.

In your FORUMDISPLAY template find the code:

And "CUT" it to your clipboard... (Copy it and delete it but save a copy)

Now find:

And below that PASTE the code you cut above...

And that's it, now your sub-forums will show under your threads. See the screen shot.

Download the .txt file as a backup.

Please Mark as Installed if you use this.