See if you’re getting the same problem, when you turn off url rewrite.
I checked if my forum had the same issue.
I noticed that if you’re on page 2, the link to the first page is like domain.com/?
Weird actually.
I’m using this code:
<?php if ( $topics ) : foreach ( $topics as $topic ) : ?>
<?php if( $topic->forum_id != 29 && $topic->forum_id != 30 && $topic->forum_id != 18 && $topic->forum_id != 15 && $topic->forum_id != 4 ) { //exclude forums here ?>
<tr<?php topic_class(); ?>>
If you’re using the Kakumei theme, replace this with that:
<?php if ( $topics ) : foreach ( $topics as $topic ) : ?>
<tr<?php topic_class(); ?>>
Just change the id’s
Thanks for posting the solution also, I was looking at my codes if I could get a solution, but I couldn’t, when I looked back at this topic, I saw the solution already posted.
I like the layout, it’s looking good.
Actually I was looking more for a way to achieve this, or similar:
http://www.sitedeals.nl/search.php?searchid=853849
anyone?
Thanks, I’ll look it up.
I wanted to remove or replace that with an actual login form.
It says: You must be logged in to post.
I created that theme using Kakumei.
I’m also searching for something similar to hide all links for visitors who are not logged in. I have a download section, and that has topics, with new downloads. Want to hide the links for guests.
One of the things I try to do on my own bbPress-based forum, is trying to make it more and more user friendly. By saying user friendly, I want my users to click less, as that is really annoying. And give as much as information possible on the page they are.
Think of:
• Adding a search bar on every page
• Navigation should be visible from all pages
A few options that you’d need plugins for:
• Upload plugin, so users can upload images
• Signature, users love that too
• And PM system
Worth considering:
• AJAX replies (just like we have in vBulletin)
So if you’re gonna incorporate those things into your theme, think about the design.
@kawauso I don’t think you understood my first post.
How can I make it show the actual post?
Its looking good. However, I do think you have make some changes in this area:
.num, #forumlist small {
font: 11px Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
text-align: center;
white-space: nowrap;
}
I haven’t seen that in any existing themes.
Yes, budypress has this feature, a similar thing for bbpress, would be cool though
@ash Just the layout, or also functionality with plugins?
The down part of that plugin is, that you can’t add custom titles/description for topics.
WordPress + bbPress is not always easy, but sometimes, unavoidable…
I think webmasters that run a forum, and wanna have “normal” pages for information, should look for a different way, for creating single pages with a reply form, integrating with WordPress is not a good thing IMO.
The reason why I’m saying this is, is that WordPress is under a constant development, but bbPress not, atleast that’s what I read. If WordPress gets updated and bbPress doesn’t and if that breaks the integration, you’ll be stuck on that for a while for support.
The only thing difference from an bbPress + WP website is, compared to a standalone bbPress website, is dat the integrated version, CAN have articles posted that look like normal pages, with a comment form.
Now if there was a plugin for bbPress, which could give the option to post articles on normal pages and let users leave comments (ehm, replies) on it, I think a lot of users didn’t had to integrate at all.
It would then all depend on how the template looked like.
@chrishajer thanks for the plugin, gonna test it later
I was thinking that integrating bbPress with WP, doesn’t let you benefit from most WP plugins, why to integrate at all?
I also asked about this future, to hide all links for users that are not logged in.
I have a download section, and I’d love to hide the links for visitors, making it visible for logged in users only.
The reason for me asking this question, is the gazillion topics in this forum about integrating WP with bbpress. A lot of users have problems doing it. I tried it as well on my localhost, and couldn’t get it to work. I was also thinking what is the greatest benefit, so that’s why I asked.
I was wondering, if you integrate WP with bbpress, does that mean that plugins that work on bbpress will also work on bbPress?
Like, WP has this very cool, SEO for all plugin, you can edit page title, description etc. will this plugin work for bbPress topics?
If WP plugins don’t work for bbPress, then I really don’t see any great benefit for going through all that trouble of integrating…
