my-plugins folder even being 750 is running fine. I guess its the plugins which may require higher permissions. am i right?
Even though it is fixed in https://trac.bbpress.org/changeset/2327
I svn bbPress 1.0.2 and again I had to chmod the my-templates folder
Your background image is of 1600 X 1200. Although may be a small issue but for resolutions above it (like mine 1680 X 1050) it leaves a gap on both the sides. Try reducing the size of the image too.
May be someone who has faced this error can help. I have never ran into such a error.
I didn’t get what are you trying to do? Can you explain further?
That depends on the plugin itself but if none of them is showing anything, then it can be a issue. Make sure the plugins you are using do have options panel.
There is a direct function for your need but I can’t recall it at the moment.
How about the following?
<?php $avatar = bb_get_avatar( $user->ID ) ;
echo $avatar; ?>
I took it from the profile.php
I doubt if its running any. May be some for occasional debugging purposes but nothing for added functionality. I would also like to hear what others have to say on this.
Try hardcoding <?php topic_author(); ?> in your template at the place where do you want the Author name to appear.
Empty your database be dropping all the tables inside it via PhpMyAdmin and then install bbPress again.
Why do you have bbPress keys in your WP config file? Looks like you messed up following the tutorial. Re-try!
To have forums in sub-directory, upload the bbPress folder to your root, rename it and then install. You should be fine this way.
Both the scripts will be loaded on each page call. That’s surely an overhead one would wanna avoid.
@driftless1
I keep saying that because I have done it without the plugin. I don’t get the point of using anything else when they support integration natively.
You can drop tables in phpMyAdmin
I am interested to know about it if something already exists for this.
No, we just need to include CSS.
Take a look at the page source, its tags-list not tag-list
try ul#tag-list li { display: inline; }
Look around for implementing a horizontal menu in CSS and then you will be able to have the same WP menu in bbPress
in your theme’s stylesheet (style.css)
Utilize the space on the right properly. How about expanding the width of tables? 
Give it a unique DIV ID and copy the same CSS from WP & obviously change the DIV ID name to what you have changed.
From phpMyAdmin, select bbPress tables and delete them by “drop” option. Before doing anything, takes a backup incase anything goes wrong.
