My suggestion would be to just use a similar rule. Let’s say that this page has the class “page-id-2”, then amend your above CSS to look like this:
.bbpress #page,
.page-id-2 #page {
width: 100%;
}
Hacking Buddypress core it is! (Though I may still decide to see if there’s a filter or something I could use to change the link, but for the moment the solution I found works). It appears that the Favorites item in buddypress forums are disable until a non-specific future release, but thankfully the menu item – which is what I need – was only commented out. I’ve now changed the template over on the buddypress profile side so that it spits out the stuff re: my topics in the main forums as well.
Yes, but check out the body – it has class bbPress. So .bbPress #page would affect only the forum pages.
Perhaps go with .bbpress .page { width: 100%; } ?
No, only on the template pages for them, such as archive-topics, archive-forums, single-topic, single-forum… those are the ones I remember off the top of my head.
…Bah, my code was swallowed.
Change <div id=”container”> to <div id=”primary”> in the forum pages.
Woman, actually.
What theme are you using – the twentyten that comes with bbpress? If so, I would put it in css/bbpress.css.
My suggestion? Find a suiting CSS file in the theme, add
.bbp-forum-title { font-weight: bold; }
at the bottom, and call it a day.
Sorry, work swallowed my soul (again < .<)
Alright, the problem is that the id of the primary container (the main content) is "container" on bbpress, and "primary" on your page.
Take a backup of all the files, change to in the forum pages. In the forum CSS, replace #container with #primary
That ought to do it, and good luck.
If you can give a link, I (and by the looks of things, several others) can give it a gander.
The likeliest from what I can see in those screenshots is that there is an extra container somewhere that messes up the stylesheet. Unfortunately, it’s kind of hard to see off of screenshots exactly where the tags go wrong — do you know your way around CSS/HTML to figure it out from there?
I’ll test it this weekend, one of my sites has enough spam to keep someone fed for a decade >.>
