i just did this with css.
#qt_bbp_topic_content_code.button ,#qt_bbp_topic_content_close.button ,
#qt_bbp_topic_content_li.button , #qt_bbp_topic_content_ol.button ,
#qt_bbp_topic_content_strong.button , #qt_bbp_topic_content_em.button ,
#qt_bbp_topic_content_block.button , #qt_bbp_topic_content_del.button ,
#qt_bbp_topic_content_ul.button,
#qt_bbp_reply_content_code.button ,#qt_bbp_reply_content_close.button ,
#qt_bbp_reply_content_li.button , #qt_bbp_reply_content_ol.button ,
#qt_bbp_reply_content_strong.button , #qt_bbp_reply_content_em.button ,
#qt_bbp_reply_content_block.button , #qt_bbp_reply_content_del.button ,
#qt_bbp_reply_content_ul.button
{
display:none;
}
@robkk
Hi, I’m looking for this kind of code for a long time and I’m so glad to find it. But I didn’t understand that where I should paste this code?
Thanks 🙂
I tried to put this code to my theme’s bbpress.css file but it didn’t work. Also I tried buddypress plugin’s bbpress.css but it didn’t work either.
@robkk
@drewamca using this PHP code snippet will also work too. Add this function to your child themes functions.php file or add it to a seperate plugin like functionality.
function filter_bbp_get_quicktags_settings( $settings ) {
$buttons_array = explode( ',', $settings['buttons'] );
$buttons = array_diff( $buttons_array, array(
'del','ul','ol','li','close'
) );
$settings['buttons'] = implode( ',', $buttons );
return $settings;
};
add_filter( 'bbp_get_quicktags_settings', 'filter_bbp_get_quicktags_settings', 10, 1 );
Here is a list of the default buttons you can add to the function.
strong, em, link, block, del, img, ul, ol, li, code, close
@robkk
Thank you so much. Work as a charm 🙂
