Let’s keep discussion in one topic so we don’t litter the front page also.
A GPL page would still be nice to have. I’m comfortable linking to WordPress.org for now in places where there is direct content overlap like that.
Looks good to me. You’re free to shift things around at this point. WordPress’s canonical redirect will take care of the rest. 🙂
Sadly, I haven’t tried these two together yet; so I’m not personally able to offer up any help just yet.
Thanks for the kind words, and hope someone else has a better answer!
Weird. Will be fixed in 2.1.1. Thanks!
I unspammed your post r-a-y.
Because that’s the way I have this theme created. 🙂
that appears to come from the plugins default folder and not from your RainCloud theme.
I don’t see where it says it’s being loaded from at all. It could be bbpress.css located in your current theme.
Never ever modify or delete the files in the /plugins/bbpress folder, unless you’re fixing a bug and putting a patch up on trac. 🙂
Happy you were able to get it sorted! bbPress does some weird things with the login screen, and I’m going to look at making it behave better in 2.2.
PaulieP – Sorry to hear you had a bad experience, and happy that you’re sticking with bbPress. Give Jared a shout. He’s active in the forums here, and very familiar with bbPress.
John, my site was running fine. The only thing I did was pdated bbPress and now the whole site is down. I am at a loss as to where to start looking. I am using a child theme.
Could be anything. Plugin conflict, theme issue, etc… Will need tons more information. I’d suggest reverting bbPress back to an old version if it’s critical to get your site back up immediately, and doing a bit of testing to figure out what the incompatibility is before updating.
If it’s a bbPress bug, clearly we want to fix it so no one has the same issue in the future.
If either your parent/child/current theme have /css/bbpress.css in it, the theme-compat one shouldn’t be getting pulled in. If it does, and it is, it’s a bug.
What happens if you move the CSS files over, too?
Thanks for the suggestion, but this is actually a really poor way to go this.
Never modify bbPress core files.
Instead, copy them from bbp-twentyten/bbpress and place them in a /bbpress folder in a child theme of your current theme. Then, modify the new copies.
If you want to get rid of the sidebar completely, then make a copy of bbp-twentyten in your /themes folder, remane the theme to something else, and start hacking the same way as above.
Again; Never modify bbPress core files.
This is done intentionally, to prevent really long text from breaking the layout of the page. You may be able to override this with CSS, but you’ll want to look into what rules you’ll need, and apply them yourself.
@lynq – A bit overkill, since you could have just passed an array into bbp_list_forums() like you were trying to get him to do yourself. 🙂
@lynq – Maybe give him a function he can drop in his functions.php instead. Then he can just replace the function in his template with yours?
No idea. It’s a bug in the converter from the sounds of things, but I haven’t looked into it.
Try bumping the converter start (_bbp_converter_start) up 1 or 2, and see if it continues on.
I’ll get right on that copy then 🙂
With great power comes great responsibility.
Goodness this is so crazy.
Do this a few thousand times a day, and you get used to it very quickly.
Welcome to the life of a developer. Read the error message, and fix what it’s telling you. 🙂
Hint: You’re missing a ‘)’ or something else is in the way of the ‘)’ that’s there.
Close. 🙂
theme/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php
…is all you need.
