Hi Karen,
I suspect that is coming from your theme and not from bbPress as I don’t recognize that column as being standard WordPress.
If this is a public site, could you post the link here so I have a look ?
Thanks,
Pascal.
Hi,
For sure it’s not just a standard setting … Maybe with CSS or adding an extra one at the bottom.
If I find something in the next days/weeks, I’ll post it back here.
Pascal.
Hi,
I never go to the backend to edit or delete a topic. I just open the topic on the frontend and as admin I can ‘edit’ or ‘delete’.
I suppose you have that possibility too ?
In that case, the only thing you would want are buttons for directly edit or delete, right ?
Pascal.
Hi, there seem to be a mix of ‘blog’, ‘posts’ and ‘topics’ in here.
I assume you mean you want to prepare a ‘topic’ in a ‘forum’ that would only be shown at a certain time, right ? I’m not really aware of anything right now, but keep monitoring this topic. If I find something, I’ll post it here.
Hi,
I have no clue … the only thing I’m thinking of is that another plugin or you theme would cause this.
Pascal.
That a nice project ! Any code you can share so we see what you try to do ?
Pascal.
Hi,
I would say find the ‘content-single-forum.php’ file and edit it. You will probably see twice a line with <?php bbp_get_template_part( 'pagination', 'topics' ); ?> , so you need to delete the first one to hide the top pagination.
I didn’t test it, just guessing from what I read.
Pascal.
Hi,
Did you check you setting on ‘Dashboard > Settings > Discussion > Comment Moderation’ ?
I’m pretty sure bbPress is following that …
Pascal.
Hi,
If you do not have BuddyPress installed, then a moderator is a moderator for all forums. You could maybe tune this by installing ‘bbp private groups’, set the user to moderator and allow him only to go into groups that you want him to moderate.
If you do have BuddyPress, then check on their forum if there are other possibilities.
Pascal.
Thanks for sharing !
Pascal.
Thanks for posting !
Pascal.
Great, glad you found it.
Don’t forget to remove the extra function above for deregistering jQuery if you don’t need it anymore.
Pascal.
Great. My standard answer is always the same:
Check out the codex: https://codex.bbpress.org/layout-and-functionality-examples-you-can-use/#1-change-how-the-forum-list-displays
Or
Use a plugin like ‘bbP Toolkit’ or ‘bbp style pack’
Pascal.
Hi,
I have no clue what this could be… maybe another (not really bbPress related) plugin ?
You tested this both as admin and as participant ?
Pascal.
Hmm, ok, thanks for informing us !
Pascal.
@elhardoum , nice one !
Thanks for sharing.
Hi,
Not sure what god has to do with this, but a normal question like ‘how about permissions on my forums’ would have been enough for me to tell you that I personally use ‘Members’ from Justin TadLock for roles and then ‘bbp private groups’ for the forums …
Pascal.
Hi,
I suppose with ‘core’ you mean the bbPress plugin code ? NO, NEVER ! You don’t want to loose your changes at the next bbPress update, right ?
I think @robkk answer was the most appropriate one for this topic: Just work on the template, copy it to your (child)theme and modify as he indicated.
See probably step 5 and 6 from https://codex.bbpress.org/themes/theme-compatibility/step-by-step-guide-to-creating-a-custom-bbpress-theme/ an also https://codex.bbpress.org/functions-files-and-child-themes-explained/
Pascal.
Hi,
Having them to be approved by a moderator is already possible with other tools, but the one you ask for I have never seen. The problem would probably be to have a database of ‘offensive’ terms, in all languages. Or would you leave that up to the admin to choose words?
Pascal.
Can you check in your Avada theme settings if you have somewhere put a // ?
EDIT: My mistake… the // is to make it protocol independent, so nothing to see with your issue. So we are back to the original question …
Something seems very strange to me, all your links on your site have a // in front of them.
So the login form has <form method=”post” action=”//http://www.barabajen.se/wp-login.php” class=”bbp-login-form”>
Please try to fix that first (no idea where it comes from, but for sure it’s not bbPress.
Pascal.
RSS is anonymous, so if you add it, it’s for all.
So I’m not seeing a solution right away, except maybe creating a specific RSS feed to give to the authenticated users ? But never done that.
Hi,
bbPress is not dealing with passwords as it relaying on WordPress for that, so I cannot really help you here.
– If you have BuddyPress installed (as you refer to the profile) then you could try on their forum
– If you don’t have BuddyPress, try on the wordpress.org forums
Pascal.
