hmm…I’m not seeing this on my test site – when does this occur?
link to an example on your site please
ok, thanks, not sure why that doesn’t work !!
2.6.3 will be released next week, but without this fix.
Then hopefully it will be in 2.6.4
great – glad you are fixed !
you don’t need style pack.
bbpress just uses your theme’s font, so theme related.
you can amend the css
bbPress Styling Crib
but in general terms, then no you cannot see a list of changes
if you mean the files in /templates then you can amend these and put them in your child theme
You can copy all the templates across, but you only need to copy those that you want to change, and it is better just to do this, as then you know which you have altered.
so if you wanted to amend loop-single-forum you would do the following
create a directory on your theme called ‘bbpress’
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
find
wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php
Make a copy of this file, and put in in the directory called bbpress that you created above, so you end up with
wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php
bbPress will now use this template instead of the original
and you can amend this
dashboard – do you know what that is ?
if so in there you should have Forums, just as you have pages
dashboard>forums>add forum
dashboard>settings>forums>slugs and unset the forum root slug and unset prefix
so you will either need a hook from your CiviCRM code, so need to query this with them, or as you suggest have a cron job.
In the spirit of community software, if you write such a function, then yes please do share it here so that other people who would like to do this canb make use of it
what plugin is doing your members list ?
ok, very quick as I am passing
If you just want it to display for logged in but not for others, then just change
return $HTMLOutput;
to
if (is_user_logged_in()) {
return $HTMLOutput;
}
I only started php in 2014 – necessity makes a great motivator.
I doubt if it would take you that long to find where the output is, and add a is_logged_in test to it.
