I suspect that they made the topic ‘super sticky’ which means it appears on every forum.
go to dashboard>topics and find ten topic and edit and check it’s type in the top right and under topic attributes
Yes it looks like the default behavior is that the “sticky” link on the forum topic super stickies it, based on the super=1 query param I’m seeing. Any way to default it to 0, or do I have to make a custom topic template?
it is not very clear (I’m not a bbpress author), but the ‘stick (to front)’ is actually 2 links, if you click the ‘stick’ part it makes it sticky, if you click the ‘(to front)’ part it makes it super sticky.
Ah I see, yeah I don’t like that at all, will probably remove it from my template. Thanks as always!
What’s the correct way to override includes/topics/template.php? Seems I have to remove it from there
example for loop single repy:
find
wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/loop-single-reply.php
transfer this to your pc and edit
and save
create a directory on your theme called ‘bbpress’
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
Then transfer the file you saved above and put in in the directory called bbpress that you created above, so you end up with
wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress/loop-single-reply.php
bbPress will now use this template instead of the original
that works on files even outside of the templates directory? I already override some of the template loops but this seems like a different thing
Apologies, I didn’t spot that this was not a front end template.
you would amend functions in that template by using filters. Which function do you wish to amend?
add_filter('bbp_get_topic_stick_link',
function ($link, $retval, $admin_links) {
$splitLink = explode('a> <a', $link);
$link = $splitLink[0] . 'a>';
return $link;
}, 10, 3
);
Here’s my solution in case anyone sees this
glad you are fixed and thanks for posting your solution 🙂
