The shortcodes do not currently accept any additional arguments, though they would not be difficult to add to the core software.
Wow! Excellent! Thanks for the kind words!
P.S. I fixed a bug with UTF8 display names. You’re helping fix things just by posting! 🙂
@webheadllc – That’s a bit of an oversight on my part. The ‘manage_options’ capability was an easy check originally, and you’re right that Key Masters should be able to create forums. I’ll make sure it’s fixed in 2.3.
Update: Fixed in trunk.
Excluding posts from search before a certain date seems like a good idea. I’ll get it done this week.
Likely unknown issues surfacing, or bbPress becoming more complex over time and W3TC interoperability not being specifically tested.
Too late now, and lots of the old topics are still relevant, even if not exact.
@steilenhang – ironically, the issue you describe is with those role plugins, and WordPress core, not with bbPress directly.
It comes from the use of WP_User::set_role() which ends up nuking bbPress’s roles. That said, bbPress 2.2.3 also has support for mapping to custom WordPress blog roles, so there shouldn’t be anything “broken” there.
If there is, I’d love to see some specific steps to duplicate the circumstances so I can improve what I can in bbPress.
This is fixed in trunk, and will be part of 2.3. In the meanwhile, turn debugging off in your production site and the error goes away, without any consequences that I am aware of.
Howdy! Try:
`#bbpress-forums li.bbp-topic-freshness {
text-align: right;
}`
Unclear why you’re having such difficulty:
- Settings > Forums
- Untick the “Forum Prefix” box.
WordPress employs some code that limits HTML tags to specific user capabilities, so that only trusted users are allowed to post specific tags. This prevents us from needing to use bbCode or Markdown, just to convert to HTML anyways.
Hi @rkarel,
Welcome to the forums. If I understand correctly, to do what you want, you’ll likely need to dive into the templates and start writing some custom code.
bbPress comes with a very basic set of templates to get you started, so that you can quickly get started using it. Once you want to customize the look and feel, it’s very similar to WordPress, where you’ll need custom code to do it.
Check out the documentation to get started. There are lots of hints and tips in there.
Confirmed the bug. It’s fixed in trunk, and will be part of bbPress 2.3 in January.
Sorry about that.
@rigormortis_uk – The Moderator role.
Users can have multiple roles; in this case one for the site, and one specifically for the forums.
This isn’t a testing site, so I’m closing this topic.
If you have ideas for improvement to the site, create a ticket and include some details/mocks/CSS.
Thanks for the feedback.
No plans, but could be done. Since the BuddyPress activity streams contain full HTML in each item, it’s a bit of a mess to change the visual layout. You could use some targeted CSS to improve it, but until we move to having callbacks for the items, it’s pretty limited what customizations you can do.
@bowromir – Are you able to switch to bbPress trunk, and see if that fixes anything?
Try bbp_insert_topic(), bbp_insert_forum(), and bbp_stick_topic()
Something is broken in your permalink settings. Do you have WordPress installed in a “blog” folder off the root of your site, with pretty permalinks turned off?
#1958 is more than just markup; it will likely take core bbPress changes to query everything efficiently.
Also, @jaredatch — don’t hijack this topic. 🙂
Or, you could just rename the forum?
It’s an Akismet issue here. Working with them on it.
Neat. Any other changes? To profile pages, single topic views, etc?
This is a function of BuddyPress, that turns profile data into searchable links. Google around how to remove this; there are a few tutorials, and a page in the BuddyPress codex.
There is literally nothing in bbPress 2.2.3 that wasn’t also in 2.2.2 that could cause new 404 issues.
