I cannot think of why this may be the case but you could create a new WordPress page and call it ‘forums’ so the URL would be mysite.com/forums and use whatever shortcodes you want on this WP page and fingers crossed Google will index this new page.
No, not at this stage the email field is still required even for anonymous posting even though it won’t be published. You could add an FAQ or note for any anoymous users to use anon@example.com as an email address.
A link to your forum to see what is going would be helpful.
That said, I expect it to be an issue with your theme, try asking your theme authors for some tips on making their theme work with bbPress.
It looks clearly like an issue with your theme, try contacting your themes authors to see if they have some tips on making their theme work with bbPress.
For starters try disabling ‘Better WP Security’ as per these two posts as it appears to cause some issues.
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If no luck disable all your other plugins and have a look at your site. If it works re-enable each plugin one by one and check the site again to see what plugins are conflicting with bbPress.
Not entirely sure what you are asking….
Your profile here on bbpress.org is https://bbpress.org/forums/profile/mamphey/
Your users on your site would be similar to http://example.com/forums/users/username/
This will be enabled by default in the upcoming bbPress 2.3
You can test out the extremely stable bbPress 2.3 RC1 via this download link to test yourself 🙂
Hmmm… That looks atrange to say the least….
What other plugins are you running?
Do you have any forums or topics alreay that you can share the link to?
Currently I expect to see at the bare minimum an error message and ‘other stuff’ at http://www.solidarna-pula.com/forums/ & http://www.solidarna-pula.com/topics
It might be a conflict with an existing page/post at http://hsg.trg-learning.com/forums
Can you activate 2011 again for five minutes and I will have a look.
We are working towards ‘hopefully’ having bbPress ‘responsive’ with version 2.4.
You can see the details and where we are at already with this here.
It would be great if you could help test and contribute some feedback regarding this 🙂
You would need to write some custom code or a plugin for this as currently bbPress’ forum order is determined by the order set of the forums in wp-admin.
This definately looks like an issue with your theme.
Try using WordPress Twenty Eleven to ensure bbPRess works as designed and then contact the theme author to see if they can give you some tips on getting the theme to support bbPress.
In the meantime create a WordPress page called ‘forums’ (or ‘forumi’) and add the bbPress ‘shortcode‘ `[bbp-forum-index]` to this page and this should get you going.
Check out the steps outlined here https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
You don’t need to create a ‘Child Theme’ you only need to copy the files you want to edit to a subdirectory of your theme called ‘bbpress’ eg `/wp-content/mythemename/bbpress`
Aslo this new plugin by @MZAweb is also rather awesome to help you know what templates you should be editing.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/debug-bar-bbpress/
Can you post a link to your site and I’ll take a look.
bbPress should not interfere with ‘post’ topic tags and it looks like your issue is fixed going by this URL http://xn--juridiskrdgivning-hrb.nu/tagg/importera-livsmedel/importera-livsmedel/
In a nutshell, NO. At this stage bbPress does not support this. You have two options, 1) Delete the topics manually one by one OR 2) Make a backup of the user information and delete all the posts (topics & replies) as you delete the user and then re-create the user afterwards.
Try running the ‘Repair Tool’ located at /wp-admin/tools.php?page=bbp-repair ‘Remap existing users to default forum roles’
You can if your ‘admin’ delete the topics permanently via the ‘delete’ option in the front end or via the backend you can ’empty the trash’ in the ‘topics’ admin panel.
In the bbPress forum settings there is a setting ‘Subscriptions – Allow users to subscribe to topics’ and this should be checked to enable users to subscribe to topics.
Find the correct file in your theme that uses the format you require.
Eg. Many people want a full-width forum and quite often in there theme is a file named full-width.php, copy this file to bbpress.php in your themes directory and you should be good to go.
HTTP 302 Errors are to do with mod_rewrite and redirects, take a look at any .htaccess rules you have and/or modifications to these rules that your theme is making.
Try switching to the Twenty Eleven theme, if the error goes away it is an issue with your theme.
