[@kat772 Participant 5 years, 4 months ago]

I tried this and it helps me.

Exporting your bbPress data (forums, topics , and replies could be really useful for a quick backup or a migration from one WordPress site with bbPress installed to another.

-Log into your WordPress back-end.
-Go to Tools > Export
-You will see a screen to choose what to export. You can either choose to export the bbPress content by each post type , or you can export all your content at once.
-When you have made your choice on what to export , then click the Download Export File button.
-Now you should be downloading the file that you could later on Import to another site by going to Tools > Import

[@kat772 Participant 5 years, 4 months ago]

I saw this forum with the same problem check this link: http://dcjtech.info/topic/how-can-i-add-a-view-counter-to-bbpress/
That might actually help.

[@kat772 Participant 5 years, 4 months ago]

-Log into your WordPress administrator dashboard and navigate to Appearance > Header.
-Click “Choose File” and upload an image from your computer. You will have the opportunity to crop it before saving your settings.
-Alternatively, click “Choose Image” to choose an image from your media library. If you don’t have any images in your media library, simply drag and drop the image you want to use into the box which appears, select the file and click on “Set as header”.
-Click “Save Changes,” and the settings will take effect immediately.

I hope this will help you.

[@kat772 Participant 5 years, 4 months ago]

I saw this blog and this might actually help.

Step One: Duplicate your header.php file and name it header-new.php. You can replace the word new with something that makes sense for your website.

Step Two: Open up the Page.php file associated with the template that you want to use. Then replace the normal header code with the code below. Update the page id number with the correct page number on your site. Change the get_header(‘new’) to match the alias used in step one.

<?php
if(is_page(10)) {
get_header(‘new’);
}
else {
get_header();
}
wp_head();
?>
Step Three: Make your changes within the header-new.php file, and walah! You have successfully created a second header!

If you’re looking to create a second footer, simply follow the steps above but make your changes to the footer-new.php file instead.

[@kat772 Participant 5 years, 4 months ago]

check this out bloggersignal.com/change-user-role-names-in-wordpress/
that blog might helps.