Did any of you begging for this theme tried to mail the guy who runs css-tricks?
Aside from that the CSS is all there, so if you know what you’re doing you could ‘easily’ code it together yourself.
You mean the reply form to actually reply to a topic? That seems like normal behaviour to me?
You could display:none it in CSS to hide it, but I can’t see the point to be honest. I’m probably not understanding you properly.
Oh wait, you mean you’ve got two textarea’s? One for comments and one for replying to a topic?
Sounds like a problem in your theme?
I can’t help you with your first question but you can’t use the 1.x plugins for 2.x, they work differently. Just search the WordPress plugin repository for bbpress to find the latest/newest plugins that work with bbpress 2.x
v2 file uploads > No.
v1 to v2 > Probably.
extra system requirements > I have no idea.
I don’t know, but what I’m doing now (as a workaround) is using the redirection plugin for WordPress to re-direct the bbpress profiles to the BuddyPress profiles. So I’m only using the BuddyPress profiles at the moment. Works great.
Giving the .avatar class a display:none in CSS should work.
I really don’t have the time at the moment, otherwise I might have given it a go. I’ll try to keep responding to the questions that hit these forums though.
Did see a lot of updates in trac the other day, nice one. Is it useful if I test the latest version in trac on the beta version of my site, or should I just wait for the final version to drop?
What’s the timetable on this documentation thing by the way? Others might want to know too. When do you want to start it and when do you need it ready?
Since bbpress 2.x hasn’t had a proper stable release yet (the beta and release candidates so far have been good though!) there are not too many plugins yet.
Plugins for bbpress 2.x can be found in the WordPress repository, just search for bbpress:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=bbpress&sort=new
As for a text editor, you might want to try this:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/
How do you make a "Private" forum visible to some WordPress classes?
Here’s some info (and a problem) too, you might have the same problem?
Ah you’re not using the WordPress plugin (2.x) of bbPress… I have no idea how it could work in the standalone, but the procedure should be the same (only other classnames).
I’m not sure if that’s the class for a sticky, but if that’s the case then yes.
You should have a closed-topic.png or sticky-topic.png in the images folder of your theme though!
And you can change the margin-right to your liking of course, that’s what worked for me.
I stick a locked image in front of a locked topic with this CSS code:
.status-closed .bbp-topic-title a:before {
content: url(images/closed-topic.png);
margin-right:5px;
}
You might want to take it up with the plugin author.
I don’t think it’s the CSS that’s giving the errors though.
Not some, most (if not all) the plugins on this site DON’T work with 2.x.
2.x is still in beta. As soon as it gets a stable release more plugins will be made.
Pretty much all recent topics are 2.x related though.
I agree that a split would take away some confusion though.
I’m using the WP-FB-AutoConnect plugin.
I’m using the WP-FB-AutoConnect plugin.
I’m not letting unregistered users post topics and comments, I am letting users login/register and post with Facebook though. Seems to work great.
I’m not letting unregistered users post topics and comments, I am letting users login/register and post with Facebook though. Seems to work great.
Find out what the css class is for the widget and overrule it in your own CSS file?
It’s Pim (not prim 
) Arts, but why not?
I use buddypress pretty much only for the private messaging & the avatar / profiles. I don’t use the activity / groups stuff, which can be easily disabled. The forum runs on a separate bbpress plugin (not using the buddypress one).
Buddypress has private messaging in it.
