Best option available at the moment: http://pippinsplugins.com/bbpress-mark-as-read/
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Jared Atchison. Reason: correct URL
only thing out there that comes close at the moment 🙂 http://pippinsplugins.com/bbpress-mark-as-read/
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This reply was modified 12 years, 2 months ago by Jared Atchison. Reason: correct URL
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This reply was modified 12 years, 2 months ago by Jared Atchison.
I’m sure this won’t help, but just out of curiosity are you on the latest version of WordPress/bbPress?
Sure thing. bbPress.org uses a plugin called wp-markdown 🙂
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-markdown/
It should be ok, but just for grins if you switch you theme to the default TwentyEleven does that make it reappear?
Copy the bbpress.css from the bbpress plugin directory to yourtheme/bbpress/bbpress.css and then edit the CSS/font size from there 🙂
Are you running bbPress 2.1.1?
I believe bbPress uses wp_mail() and does not explicitly set a “from”, so wordpress@domain.com is used by default.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_mail
Weird. Anything popping up in your error log?
This should do the trick. Just drop it in your theme’s functions.php file.
https://gist.github.com/3868835
The body classes are applied dynamically using the WordPress body_class() function (https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/body_class)
You can use a little trickery to hook into it and remove classes, but if possible I probably won’t do that.
Why are you wanting to remove that body class?
This is definitely do-able and would likely just be a small custom plugin. Are you familiar with PHP/actions/hooks etc? If so its something that can be done fairly easily.
If you’re not the developer type, I’m afraid to implement a feature like this you will likely have to hire a developer.
bbPress applies it’s own CSS, but your theme’s CSS will always interact with that.
There is no way to load only the bbPress CSS and prevent your theme from changing with that.
The best thing to do is either modify you theme’s CSS to fit with bbPress, or copy the bbPress CSS file into your theme directory and modify it to use more specific CSS selectors so your theme CSS won’t override it.
If you are running bbPress 2.1 and have the fancy editor enabled in the settings (Settings > Forums) it should definitely be showing up.
If it’s not, I’d start with temporarily changing your theme to TwentyTen/Eleven to eliminate the possibility of your theme doing something weird and causing a conflict.
You’ll want to remove it from the actual theme template instead of dynamically removing it via jQuery.
Copy the theme files from within bbPress to youtheme/bbpress/ and then make your edits, that way they will be saved and not wiped out on future upgrades.
I’m not sure I follow. If you activate bbPress using the TwentyTen theme it should be two columns. Make sure you are using the latest version of bbPress.
There is no way to simply just stick the entire forum in a specific page.
You can use the bbPress shortcodes (https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/) to create a page that houses a forum index, but that doesn’t stick everything in that page.
Even if you restrict a page that you create with a shortcode, bbPress generates all its own pages such as the forum/topic/reply index pages, user pages, etc.
You can certainly restrict the forum to certain memberships, but it’s going to require some custom code and a little elbow grease. It’s not something that you will be able to do by just marking a checkbox in the WishList settings.
Awesome, thanks for the update!
Just make sure you ask to see sample [bbPress] work from whomever you might hire. bbPress is very unique so you definitely want to make sure they do it right the first time 🙂
add_filter( 'bbp_before_get_reply_author_link_parse_args', 'ja_reply_avatar_title' );
function ja_reply_avatar_title( $args ) {
$args['link_title'] = 'Avatar';
return $args;
}
This only takes care of the replies, you will likely need to apply this same concept to other places in the theme.
I’d post it on the WP job board http://jobs.wordpress.net/
I suspect It’s your theme and there’s no simple way to fix it short of diving into the code 🙁
/forums (the auto generated page) is an CPT archive page and your theme is likely modifying the query or auto formatting its archives (this is common in frameworks). Normally this isn’t a problem, until you use a plugin like bbPress which excepts archive pages to not be “highjacked”.
The /forum works because I assume this is the page you created with the shortcode which isnt using the same template as mentioned previously.
Forwarding forums to `forum’ might work, but make sure that the root of the problem isn’t affecting other archive areas of your site (topic listings etc).
Copy
plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-default/bbpress/loops-single-reply.php
to
[your_theme_directory]/bbpress/loops-single-reply.php
Edit line 27 to your liking.
You will need to create a counter. Something like http://pastie.org/5021188 would be a start. Though it will not take pagination into play, which will be something you must write.
There’s no plugin for this that works with the latest version of bbPress. Typically if you want advanced user profiles/user messaging you can use BuddyPress to add that functionality in tandem with bbPress.
Settings > General > uncheck “Anyone can register”.
If you are getting spammed despite all your said then it’s likely being done by human spammers, which really there isn’t much you can do about since that will thwart almost any method to automatically block spam.
