how to display list of sub-forums on separate lines, instead of big blob?
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Any suggestions for how to show your list of sub-forums on separate lines, one underneath the other?
Ours are all in one big chunk, underneath the forum title. They look horrible and are hard to read.
Thanks!
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I think it’s still some kind of caching issue. We’ve got WP Super Cache installed and there may be issues with that, as well as the need to edit something in our .htaccess file, which i can’t find!
Will be talking to our hosting company tomorrow and hopefully we can pinpoint the problem! Thanks again….
Sure thing, if you do find out a solution please post it here so I as well as others can learn from it for potential future situations
Will do! If I try to switch from legacy caching to mod_rewrite, I get a complicated message saying there’s a conflict in our .htaccess file, so I’m thinking that’s probably it.
But I’ll let you know!
Hey Jarrett, I think we may fixed our caching issue (fingers crossed).
Just in case anyone else was having a similar issue with WP Super Cache, what we did is change from Legacy caching to mod_rewrite and hit the “Update mod-rewrite rules” button down at the bottom of the Settings page. Now, instead of having a bunch of yellow warning boxes telling us there’s a problem, we can actually select mod_rewrite (the recommended setting) and the warning boxes have all disappeared.
Since you were so helpful before, I’m wondering if you might be able to help us troubleshoot one more layout issue with our forums front page.
Currently, we have 5 main sections of our forum, with one of them (the Cafe) having the majority of our activity. With your help, we were able to at least separate the 11 forums inside the Cafe onto separate lines, but now, instead of showing a count for the number of topics and posts per forum, there is only one line for the entire Cafe that displays on the front page.
In essence, it’s one single summary for the most important part of our forum!
Can you (or anyone else) tell me how to show the number of topics and posts in the Topics and Posts column, PER forum, by editing the loop-single-forum.php file?
And perhaps also remove those same numbers displayed in parentheses at the end of each forum title?
Thanks so much!
Hmmm did you still need help? I checked out your forum at http://www.noonesthebitch.com/community/ and I’m not seeing any subforum titled The Cafe. I know you used to have it on there before when I helped you previously.
After all that it seems the moved on and decided to do some digital share-cropping over at Ning. Silly girls. They’ll learn eventually.
Yeah, we were never able to get things up and running as we had hoped, so we said “screw it” and migrated over to Ning. They seem to have everything we were looking for and it was set up in about 30 minutes.
It is all good, maybe sometime in the future somebody will have this issue and find this thread and it will help them
This really should be put into the original code. Great tip.
@JarretC thank you so much, I have simillar problem and using your solution for now. can you help me to have that subcategories on seperate rows below the main category?
and have that main categories on seperate columes?
thanks againI copied that code on “bbPress>bbp theme compact>bbpress” for custom community theme and it worked great
Its never a good idea to modify the bbPress core file as any changes you make will be lost when bbPress is updated, instead add this code to your themes functions.php.
The code is here https://gist.github.com/3797945
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@netweb thanks, it worked for me
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