login and email

[Father Savior]

Hi i run a newly developed Christian website. Nabble so far has been my best solution  for having a forum.
I was wondering how can i remove the name nabble2 from my forum login page (Not the bottom links just Nabble2 notifications). Also how can i have my forum send registration emails with my websites name instead of Nabble since my website users are signing up for my forum not Nabble's. Just looking for my users to feel my website presence not so much nabble. Thank You!

[Father Savior]

If this is not possible please tell me dont leave me waiting for response

[Will <Nabble>]

You can embed your forum into your site. This will remove all the nabble reference except the footer.

You should find a small link "embedding options" in the header row, click that and you will see how to embed your forum into your site, it's as easy as embedding a youtube video.

[Father Savior]

I did you can see it here but it hasn't done thathttp://fathersavior.org/forum.aspx 

[Father Savior]

my users are limited to the user names they can use when registering. i don't understand is my forum my forum or nabbles. the log in and register seems to look like your lodging in to nabble not my forum.

Please explain. i did what you said I've embedded

[Will <Nabble>]

If you want to share user info between your site and your forum, then you need to get some forum software installed on your server which integrate into your site. Nabble forums are hosted on Nabble, so the best it can do is to be easily embeddable into your site and looks like a part of your site, but it cannot share the user data with your site, so your user will need to register with Nabble and it's independent of your site.

[Father Savior]

 i embed but it still has'nt removed the nabble to notice( "Welcome to Nabble2
Accounts from our previous system are not valid on this new system.
Users from the previous system must register again.
Learn more
Please Login to Your Nabble2 Account") from the login page.

[Will <Nabble>]

Well, that is needed. Because there might be other Nabble users surfing to your board, and they will need to log in if they want to leave a note.

If you really want everything to be yours, I think you should try find a installable forum software to install it on your server. If you can only use a hosted forum, then you can compare Nabble against other options, i.e. Google, Yahoo, proBoards, ezboard ... I think you will find Nabble to be the simplest and the most self-concealing option.