@presspressperson I was looking at what could happen if you removed what I see as useful parts of the url, of course people will disagree though, it is natural.
Nice, I like it! Especially the CSS buttons. Currently updating one of my forums to 2.1 – looking good.
If you are checking that you are on the current page should it be
is_page('126')
and not
!is_page('126')
Or am I not getting what is going on?
Try adding in: add_theme_support( 'bbpress' ); into your theme functions file.
Good luck!
I can’t see it, it is asking me to login 
You are going to need to customize your theme, good luck!
It looks like bbPress is checking if the current theme is compatible with bbPress.
On line 357 of your twenty ten them does it have: add_theme_support( 'bbpress' ); by any chance?
Good luck!
I recommend going to settings > permalinks, changing your permalinks and then changing them back.
Give that a try.
Oh right ok, just wondering, why do you need to seperate them? You can query their post_type if you need to just work with replies or topics.
Are your topics and replies mixed into your wordpress posts?
What version of bbPress are you using?
What if you had a tiered forum for example…
General Chat
– Chat
— Forum Post One
— Forum Post Two
- Forum Post One
- Forum Post Two
So you have posts inside the main category, general chat.
Posts inside the section category, chat.
Now what if someone made a post called “Chat” inside General chat.
You would then have duplicate URLs if you removed the topic or forum word in front of them.
To keep them in just makes sure it is safe and you can completely manage your forum without any issues.
Just saying I think they are a good thing.
You could completely customize the login page with particular wordpress hooks so that it is effectively a login page.
Or you could try a plugin like this: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-login/
Grab a standard bbPress theme like twentyten and then drop the CSS at the end of your style sheet, see what happens, you might have to make some changes.
If you stick it at the end of your style sheet as well you can always just delete the section that you copied in.
Good luck!
In the title tag?
In the h1 tag?
Not sure where you want to change the PAGE TITLE?
You will probably need to add a counter to check if it is the first reply, something like this:
<?php i == 0; ?>
<?php foreach ($posts as $bb_post) : $del_class = post_del_class(); ?>
<?php if(i == 0) { ?>
<li id="post-<?php post_id(); ?>"<?php alt_class('post'); ?>>
<?php } else { ?>
<li id="post-<?php post_id(); ?>"<?php alt_class('post', $del_class); ?>>
<?php bb_post_template(); ?>
<?php } ?>
<?php i++; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
If I have any problems this big then the following things I do in this order to try and rectify it is:
- Go to settings > and re-save your permalinks
- Switch to a default theme and make sure your theme is compatible
- Disable plugins one by one to check you don’t have a conflict.
Good luck!
Did you try just doing #bbp_topic_tags { display: none; } ?
Check it in firebug (which I highly recommend using) and add further elements in front of it to make sure it isn’t hiding something else for example…
#bbp_topic_tags { display: none; }
Check it is still hidden
p #bbp_topic_tags { display: none; }
Check it is still hidden
.divelement p #bbp_topic_tags { display: none; }
Check it is still hidden
Best way to do it if your not confident with CSS, just check each stage and if it stops being hidden, then you have specified an incorrect element in your CSS.
Good luck!
I think I saw a similar problem to this on the forums recently.
A page called “Forums” and having your base slug as “Forums” will conflict with each other. If you visit yoursite.com/forums and your forum base slug is set to /forums it takes you to the archive and not the page.
Check out the post and see if it helps, be warned I didn’t read it 100% through
http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-do-i-use-the-bbp-single-forum-idforum_id-shortcode-in-a-template-file
Good luck!
You could use jQuery…
jQuery(".bbp-login-form #rememberme").attr('checked','checked');
jQuery(".bbp-login-form #rememberme").hide();
Good luck!
(Also check that jQuery, I don’t know if it is going to work perfectly lol).
I added it onto the top of loop-forums I believe, which then gets used whenever you have forums on the site.
Super easy!
Happens every so often.
Good to see you got it fixed.
You have some span tags which are your sidebar, they are outside the container HTML.
The sidebar also does not float:right next to the content.
Which theme are you using? The page is not getting marked up correctly is what it looks like to me.
Good luck!
I could get quite involved in the CSS but it is probably better if you look up some good practices for changing CSS as you will probably enjoy it but also need it in the future.
I highly recommend firebug as Internet Explorer developer tools are fairly weak compared to Google Chrome Inspect or FireBug.
I can’t see any issues with alignment this end.
