Removing Vbulletin from FAQ and Message

I hope I'm posting this in the right forum...

I'm very new to VB just did my first few customizations VBSEO and IsBot yesterday. I did a search for this question but I'm not sure if I'm using the right terms.

How do I change or Remove where it says vBulletin FAQ? I want to say my sites name FAQ since I want to use if for all my sites FAQ's.

Along the same lines I want to change when it says vBulletin Message, for example clicking to reply to thread when not logged in.

Thanks,

Dennis

Dennis, I'm not quite sure at all, what your question is?
You're wanting to remove vBulletin FAQ from where?

Thanks for getting back so quick!

If you go to http://www.vbulletin-faq.com/forum/faq.php you'll see the words vBulletin FAQ I want to change those words to say MySite FAQ instead. I think there was another place where it was too but I can't find it now :(

For the Vbulletin Message it's the header for the message that comes up for pretty much everything when your not logged in. I want to be able to change the wording for that too.

Hope that helps explain myself better.

I replied to you Peggy but put a link for example and it was sent to the mod queue (at least I think that's what sent it there) didn't know if you'd see it there or not.

thats gonna be a phrase somewhere.

Got it thanks Guys!

VB Admin - Language and Phrases - Search in Phrases - Search in text for Vbulletin - I also check Phrase Text and Phrase Variable Name just to be safe but I imagine you can use just Phrase Text Only and still find it.

Using Control F

For Message Find - vbulletin_message - Then Change that Variable to what you want
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For Faq Find - FAQ Title Phrases Containing 'vbulletin' - Then Change that Variable to what you want

It's so simple once you got me pointed in the right direction I'm surprised more people don't do it. I appreciate the help!

ok where it says vBulletin FAQ Forums, that will be whatever name you give your own forum. The rest of it is the title of whatever thread you're posting on.

I wasn't aware that you could change that, but if you can, like Joey said, it'll probably be a phrase. But I don't know which one. Most likely you'll need to ask at vBulletin.com

Must of been typing at the same time :p

blah! :hide:

A very good phrase to change for SEO purposes.