[captjones]

Also, topic thumbnails plugin doesn’t work with bbPress Post Toolbar aswell.

Somehow it only responds to [img] tags.

[captjones]

Okay I came up with another approach. This here is a plugin called “Contact Form 7”

Now, it won’t allow guests to upload pictures to the site, instead they will send pictures to my email by pressing “Send.” So I have to edit their posts and put pics in there, no biggies.

To my question: is there a way that when when guest presses “Submit,” then he/she will press “2 buttons at once” ? So cliking on “Submit” button there would also click on “Send” button.

[captjones]

Uhh yeah.. me again.. Sorry for spamming 🙂

I found this,

Any chance I could copy it somewhere, “guest” folder or sth, so guests could also post attachments?

[captjones]

Nevermind guys, let me rephrase my question.

This thing says:

But the forum I’m trying to set up is strictly anonymous/guests only.

:S

Thanks in advance folks

[captjones]

And is it possible to have thumbnail of attached image in front of thread title?
That http://grabilla.com/03204-abca68e8-8913-4bf7-970f-56328986da90.png icon looks pretty bad no offense guys.

Or.. any plugin that would allow image upload.

Is there really only 1 plugin for bbpress for image upload? :O 🙁

[captjones]

^ A bit, I removed some stuff from original code, as you can see from the website & also changed fonts.

I created the theme from scratch using Artisteer.

Btw, I also tried with TwentyEleven & TwentyTwelve theme, the green hovering box like here on this forum, doesn’t display 🙁

http://www.kadunud.com

Btw thanks for replies brahs, I’ve seen you replying to many threads here and been helpful :O

[captjones]

bump-bump.

This is beyond me.

[captjones]

^ Someone capable should do a videoguide or such. I found out that editing CSS of original theme is much easier than installing a new theme.

[captjones]

There does not seem to be a step by step manual.

`To customize bbPress:
The directory “wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/” contains the directories “bbpress”, “css”, “extras”, and “js”, and the file “bbpress-functions.php”.

“bbpress” contains template files; copy any you want to modify into a directory named “bbpress” in your theme’s root. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/bbpress/
“extras” contains optional page templates and things to make life a little easier when customizing; copy any you want to use or modify into the same ‘bbpress’ folder. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/bbpress/
“css” contains style sheets; copy any you want to modify into a directory named “css” in your theme’s root. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/css/
Edit the new files for complete control over bbPress display in your theme.`

^ I did all this and the forum stopped working at all. No other option?
Thanks.