bbPress = a forum plugin.
BuddyPress = a community plugin.
Your admin panel is at: http://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin/
An easy workaround (while you wait for a plugin) would be to close the topics right after posting them.
Did you install the beta in the WordPress repository? Or the RC1 from the trac?
I’m not sure, but I think only the latter has the Akismet intergration.
Yes the plugin can handle that.
I have this for example:
Source URL:
/forums/users/(.*)/
Target URL:
domain/members/$1/
Works great for me.
For now I made a redirection (with the redirection plugin) to send people visiting the bbpress profile to the buddypress profile.
I hope to see some sort of integration in the future too (maybe through plugins?).
Try this:
.bbPress .hentry table td, .bbPress .hentry table th, .bbp-forum-info {
text-align: left;
}
Try this:
.bbPress .hentry table td, .bbPress .hentry table th {
text-align: left;
}
Maybe you’ll need an !important there, but try that first.
Without seeing the actual site / code I’m afraid I can’t help you. (not promising I can help you (or have the time) when I see it either by the way)
You can target bbPress with
.bbPress
for instance
.bbPress #content {
width:903px;
}
Did you set the forum to private or hidden?
Or do you run any role / capabilities plugin? (Like ‘members’ for instance)
The plugin is not finished yet, documentation will be made (available) when the plugin is done. For now you’ll have to look into the files and search this forum. Because this question has been answered already.
See https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-and-studiopress-genesis-can-someone-please-tell-me-if-this-works for instance.
In short: bbPress uses WordPress users, your users can register like they would normally for the WordPress installation. There are shortcodes for login / register pages though.
Yes.
It’s probably some stuff in your own CSS causing this. There’s probably a “text-align:center;” in there somewhere.
Strange, it doesn’t do that for me.
Which version are you using? The plugin (if so, which version), the stand-alone version?
A quick (& dirty) fix to hide the breadcrumbs would be:
.bbp-breadcrumb {
display:none;
}
domain/wp-login.php?action=register should do the trick.
There are shortcodes for the following though, so you might be able to make your own register page (I’m running bbPress in combination with BuddyPress so I don’t need it):
[bbp-login]
[bbp-register]
[bbp-lost-pass]
Quick check: Are you using the bbPress WordPress plugin (currently at RC1) ? Or the stand-alone edition? I was talking about the WordPress plugin.
The plugin uses the WordPress login / register functions. There’s no separate register page for the forums.
It probably says “Theme does not natively support bbPress”. This shouldn’t be much of a problem. It says the same in my admin too and it works just fine.
Either bbPress tries to give some proper styling itself or you can get it done yourself with custom CSS.
No there isn’t. Not yet at least.
The plugins on this site are for bbpress 1.x
You can use the following link to find some plugins for bbpress 2.x (not all of the returned results will work though, so check them first if they’re actually for the 2.x plugin):
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=bbpress&sort=new
If you ask when bbPress 2.0 will be released, your post will be deleted. The answer will always be the same with every version: As soon as it’s ready. 
From https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-updates
If you ask when bbPress 2.0 will be released, your post will be deleted. The answer will always be the same with every version: As soon as it’s ready.
From https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-updates
That’s not available yet, for now you have to look in the files.
There’s another fix, but it’s not preferred if you ask me:
Put this in your CSS:
<br />
.bbPress #sidebar {<br />
display:none;<br />
}<br />
This hides the sidebar from view in the browser, the code will be loaded anyway though (that’s why I don’t prefer it).
Edit/update:
Oh and then you ofcourse need to make the left area wider too, I think it will be something like this according to your code:
.bbPress #left-area {
width: 875px; /* change that 875 to whatever width you want/need */
}
You could try this plugin (I didn’t test it though):
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sidebar-login/
