[@flyfisherscorner Participant 9 years, 9 months ago]

I’ve looked all through the theme and been unable to find it, but they do advertise it as being bb Press ready, so it may be something on the back end I can’t see.

The CSS is brilliant though! I don’t know why I didn’t think to try that! (Though I suppose I wouldn’t have known what the function causing it to display is without you identifying it).

I’ve already got custom CSS to get the forums to inherit my background color, so 3 little lines of code added there took care of my issue!

Thanks so much for the help and for bearing with me!

[@flyfisherscorner Participant 9 years, 9 months ago]

:-/

Don’t have that one installed. I also tried disabling several other plugins that I thought could possibly be causing this and wasn’t able to find any that made a difference (clearing caches and such all along the way as well). My initial suspicion was one called “Ultimate Posts Widget” that I had been using with a previous theme to control how my blog page displayed, but alas, no dice.

[@flyfisherscorner Participant 9 years, 9 months ago]

It’s not coming from the bbp topic count plugin. It was there before I added it.

The only thing coming from the plugin is the thing I want to keep.

Just to be perfectly clear: on the link I gave, under each user’s avatar in each post, there are two post counts listed. I want the one from bbp topic count (the bottom one, “Total Posts” which counts all of a user’s posts) to stay. I want to remove the top one (“Post Count), the one which only counts the posts in a particular topic.

[@flyfisherscorner Participant 9 years, 9 months ago]

Thanks for the reply!

The duplicate text I’m talking about that I want to remove is the bbpress default post count text (which counts posts in a specific topic). I only want it to show the text from bbp topic count.

An example can be seen at: http://flyfisherscorner.com/topic/lets-get-the-conversation-going-where-are-you-from/

I want to remove the “Post Count: 1” generated by default and keep the “Total Posts: #”

Thanks again!

[@flyfisherscorner Participant 9 years, 9 months ago]

Many themes set the width. Is it something you can change in theme options?

[@flyfisherscorner Participant 10 years, 10 months ago]

Still searching for a solution to this. I deleted the live versions of the pages on the website as they were throwing too many errors for Google and decimating my SEO. Essentially what I’m getting is the following in my breadcrumbs:

From my main index page, “Home > Forums”

When clicking into one of the forums, I have, “Home > Forum > ForumName” So far so good!

When clicking on an actual post within this forum, it blows up. Now I have “Home > Topic > TopicTitle” Clicking on the Topic link sends me to a 404 page. What I’d expect to get is “Home > Forum > ForumName > TopicTitle”

As best I can tell, there must be some issue in my theme’s header.php that is creating the problem. I believe the relevant code section is as follows. I’ve fiddled with it to no end and can only get more errors by changing things.

Perhaps a fresh set or sets of eyes might be able to see a solution. Anyone see anything immediately obvious that could be creating the issue?

<div class="text-right">
	<?php 
	if (is_404()) {
	echo '<ul class="breadcrumbs inline-list"><li><a href="'.home_url().'">'.__("Home","zatolab").'</a></li><i class="fa fa-angle-right"></i><li class="active">'.__('Not Found','zatolab').'</li></ul>';
	} elseif (is_search()) {
	printf( __( '<ul class="breadcrumbs inline-list"><li><a href="'.home_url().'">'.__("Home","zatolab").'</a></li><i class="fa fa-angle-right"></i><li class="active">%s</li></ul>', 'zatolab' ), get_search_query() );
	} else {
	if (zl_options('show_breadcrumbs') == "1"){ 
	zl_breadcrumbs(); 
		} 
		 }
		?>
		</div>

(EDITED for easier readability of code)