great – glad you are fixed
not quite sure why you theme is displaying that.
try this in then custom css part of your theme
.bbpress h5.description {
display: none;
}
but check that it does not hide things elsewhere in bbpress
google – plenty of courses on-line
I will state again that what you are trying to do is pretty pointless.
link to your sites forum page please
you will need
Private groups
and use topic premissions
did you amend loop-replies?
you could use
wp_dequeue_script ('bbp-default') ;
to dequeue and then load you own named version
if you are using yoast, then this helps
BBP Improvements for yoast
if not, read this
SEO and bbPress
ok
1. I’m very unclear about how changing css will increase your website security. Css is passed to your browser, so anyone accessing you site has a view to all the css. I’m always willing to learn, but I know of no hack that involves knowing css id’s, or indeed how changing them would prevent a hack if indeed that were possible – as soon as I load your site to my browser I see all css.
2. Changing the css class bbpress would involve rewriting large portions of the plugin, which would make it unsupportibale, and would leave you vulnerable to real hacks that security releases in bbpress would prevent
WordPress creates a unique sequential number for every post, page, custom post type (which bbpress has as forums, topics and replies), every revision of the above, and many other plugins also use this mechanism.
so if a topic is created as 15623 it means there are 15622 pre-existing entries of the above in the database.
replies to topics are associated by another entry in the database giving the post’s ‘parent’
so numbers are entirely irrelevant in the scheme of bbpress.
no idea ! but I think you are there in terms of getting rid of 99.9999% !
the ‘term’ code deletes orphaned and unused stuff in the database. By definition these belong to nothing, so there is no bbpress relationship (or indeed other relationship) that you can select against
I can’t see an option for tags in the code
Actually, this is the (I hope) correct code for revisions
foreach ( $query as $id ) {
$post_parent_id = wp_get_post_parent_id ($id) ;
$type = get_post_type ($post_parent_id) ;
if ($type != 'topic' && $type != 'reply' )
wp_delete_post_revision( (int) $id );
}
if you go into the plugin and find
wp-sweep.php
find line 557 which says
foreach ( $query as $id ) {
wp_delete_post_revision( (int) $id );
}
and amend to
foreach ( $query as $id ) {
$post_parent_id = wp_get_post_parent_id ($id) ;
$type = get_post_type ($post_parent_id) ;
if ($type != 'topic' && $type != 'reply' )
wp_delete_post_revision( (int) $id );
}
that should do it
bbpress is not particularly Xampp friendly, and without being able to see your site of ocurse it’s hard to start to problem find.
it could be a theme or plugin issue
Themes
As a test switch to a default theme such as twentyfifteen, and see if this fixes.
Plugins
If that doesn’t work, also deactivate all plugins apart from bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.
Then come back
try dashboard>settings>permalinks and just click save, that will, reset the permalinks
then come back
no problem … ignoring you …. 🙂
if you have set
dashboard>settings>roles>Automatically give registered visitors the participant forum role
then registered users will on first login get that role and be able to access the forums
great- glad you are fixed
