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In reply to: troubleshooting with docdirect theme
then you’ll need to contact the theme authors to fix – it is something they are doing
In reply to: BBpress: Registration mails failyour smtp service will be expecting the correct email address
what is set is
dashboard>settings>general>email address
and does it match your smtp?
1. You should be aware that many spam filters strip messages that do not come from the correct address. So if your site is mysite.com and your email address in wordpress settings>general is
fred@gmail.com
then it is likely that messages will be dumped in transit. You need to set up email to come from your site egfred@mysite.com
, your hosting provider can help if needed.
2. Just bbpress?
Then you need to see if this is wordpress wide or just bbpress.
Try https://wordpress.org/plugins/check-email/In reply to: Create custom emails from bbPressI’ve had a quick look at the plugin, and can see no reason why it shouldn’t work.
In reply to: troubleshooting with docdirect themewhat plugin/app is doing the search function?
In reply to: Topics not found, only sticky topics showCan you clarify
Did these show and have stopped?
Have you just imported these?In reply to: BBpress: Registration mails failIt wasn’t until I started googling this that I notice it is a recurring issue with bbpress sites using smtp, and hasn’t got a definitive answer.
As far as I can see two things seem to help.
1. amending the from address
2. not sending bulk emailsthis plugin seems to address these two issues
Can you try it and report back
also there is a code snippet that lets you change the from address that smtp may well need -I don’t think it is needed as the plugin does this I hope (I haven’t tested the plugin), but quoted just in case 🙂
However, something causes that in the forum post notifications the “From” is set back to the default <noreply@domain.com>, although it is set to different/custom address by the WP Mail SMTP plugin. My web hosting service blocks the PHP mails sent from unknown addresses, so that’s the reason why the e-mails are not delivered.
/*BBPress email fix*/ add_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', 'email_sent_from_name' ); function email_sent_from_name( $name ) { return 'SITE NAME'; } add_filter( 'wp_mail_from', 'email_sent_from' ); function email_sent_from( $email ) { return 'email@example.com'; }
In reply to: Assign members to Moderator Roleno problem
In reply to: Assign members to Moderator Roledashboard>users>edit user and you can change their bbpress role near the bottom to moderator
In reply to: How to list Top Users by most topics?contact me via my website
In reply to: Forum Description Appearanceno problem – do come back if I can help further
In reply to: How to list Top Users by most topics?I don’t know of any plugin that does this at the moment
my bbp topic count plugin shows topics/replies/totals for users in topics and replies
Not sure what to advise for best.
I’m not a bbpress author, so have no direct influence on code.
However I have 6 plugins that are sub-plugins to bbpress most of which have shortcodes that won’t display correctly under 2.6rc5.
I have asked the authors to reconsider restricting bbpress – the min file is only 32kb, so won’t affect load times to go on all pages – it is just downloaded once when the site is accessed.
If they decide to go as is, I will need to duplicate part or all of the bbpress.css file in my plugins, which means that someone using 3 of my plugins will get the same css downloaded 4 times – 3 by me and one by bbpress which is not good 🙂
So watch this space.
if you are deep into coding, you could just enqueue a copy of bbpress.css in your theme, or probably much easier just dump the contents of bbpress.css into your theme’s css – that will fix it.
I’ve now set up a quick test site for 2.65c5 to validate
I can confirm that
<?php echo do_shortcode("[bbp-forum-index]"); ?>
doesn’t work but the shortcode on a page on it’s own does.
However your issue with profiles is a theme/bbpress one, it all works on my test site.
Can you try adding this to your themes css
#bbpress-forums ul.bbp-forums, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-lead-topic, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-replies, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-search-results, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-topics { overflow: visible !important; }
that seemed to fix it for your site, but I haven’t checked that it doesn’t create issues elsewhere !
need a link to your site and the forum, so that I can see live
bbpress using a custom post type and relies heavily on wordpress to then put these into the posts and post meta table.
So you would need to completely rewrite the core of bbpress, so in practise the answer is that you can’t.
ok, 2.6 is trying to just load on bbpress content pages, but obviously is missing those that use code.
I’ll update the trac ticket
Sorry, but I support live versions, so I’m reluctant to load RC code to my test site, so I’ll keep asking you to do stuff if that’s ok !
Can you create a page and put the shortcode in there – I want to test if that makes a difference over using code to call it.
I’ve found a trac ticket for this and logged this chat here
which shortcode are you calling ?
In reply to: Size of box for listing sub forumsgreat – glad you are fixed !!
interesting…
so I can see in style editor that
the bbpress.min.css is not being loaded on the home page
but bbpress.min.css IS being loaded on the bbpress pagecan you confirm that with 2.6 under twenty fifteen it is loading the bbpress.min.css on the homepage?
so test results
2.6 on twenty fifteen – works
2.5.14 on twenty fifteen – works2.6 on your theme – doesn’t work
2.5.14 on your theme – worksAbove all correct ?
In reply to: Size of box for listing sub forumssorry – was buzzing between subjects and missed your screenshot
with the link http://e-sporturkiye.net/forum/
Mine is fine in Firefox, Edge, Chrome and IE
All looks good to me
In reply to: Size of box for listing sub forumsI see the counter strike forum with a list of 4 sub forums all looking good – can you explain exactly what the issue is with this one ?
your theme (or maybe other plugin) is only loading bbpress.css on what it thinks are bbpress pages, and it is not treating the front page and profile as bbpress.
I don’t think bbpress 2.6 is doing that, but a quick flip to twentyfifteen would confirm, although I think you are saying you have already tested that above?
Do you have a plugin that is trying to minimise css loading or is your theme being too clever ?