Make a child theme for your wordpress theme, copy the folder content\plugins\bbpress\templates\default\bbpress into your child theme, edit the contents of that file as much as you need without affecting the actual plugin files.
it’s not a plugin, it becomes part of your actual theme, making your changes immune to updates for the most part.
Search BBpress plugin is not functioning now, I am using the latest version of 2.1, the error message I get is…
Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::have_posts() in wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-topic-template.php on line 308
Line 308 of bbp-topic-template.php looks like..
function bbp_topics() {
global $bbp;
// Put into variable to check against next
$have_posts = $bbp->topic_query->have_posts();
// Reset the post data when finished
if ( empty( $have_posts ) )
wp_reset_postdata();
return $have_posts;
}
Not sure what the problem is here…
this seems so simple, like I should just be able to use
‘post__not_in’ =>
as an array, and include bbp_get_super_stickies() and bbp_get_topic_closed_id
or something like that.
It’ll take some CSS wizardry, something like
.bbPress #primary #content {
margin: 0 2% 25px 5%;
width: 90%;
}
and you’ll probably have to adjust other things to make it look good. Actually there is a guy who posted a twenty eleven child theme that extends bbpress out to the full page width.
he posted it here, his website is serverpress.com or something like that.
