by nav – do you mean breadcrumbs ?
contact me via my website
http://www.rewweb.co.uk
contact me via my website
http://www.rewweb.co.uk
This can be done with gravity forms and some code.
How technical are you ?
ok, I’d need you to create me as a participant – can I resister on your site, and if so can you give me the url?
contact me via my website
http://www.rewweb.co.uk
the quick solution would be to leave them in the forum mark them as ‘sticky’ and they will stay at the top and then as keymaster you can alter the title to say ‘EDITOR’S CHOICE : How to fix my car’
Alternately you could move those topics to a separate forum called ‘Editor’s Choice’ and put that forum at the top of your forum list
so
1.is this the only forum, or the only private forum ?
2. Do you have other private forums that are working,
3. Do you have public forums that are working?
4. is anything working ?
Wordpress doesn’t have memebers.
ok, I repeat can you post an image or describe where you are seeing members ?
It still works fine as far as I know.
can you list all your plugins
ok can you say which lines should do what?
so where is the members section – can you post a view of it
I presume that members are part of buddypress or another plugin – it’s not a bbpress concept.
you would think that was easy – but placeholder is a concept for <input> and <textarea> tags, and wordpress doesn’t use that for then visual editor.
I found several bits of code that do this for posts and pages, but couldn’t get them to work on topics/replies – I haven’t yet worked out why.
I’ll have a further play later to see if I can work it out
Robin
1. are you using code from above or my plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-last-post/
2. so you want some as a date and some as ‘since’ ?
3. if so, which ones are which
I have not seen a custom css area that is so restrictive – is this a part of your theme, a plugin or what?
ok, thanks for the update !
that’s not correct – there are capabilities for
read_private_forums
read_hidden_forums
and you should only need the first
still think it is a plugin conflict, but if that fixes it for you then great
try
.bbp-the-content {
background-image: url("paper.gif") !important;
}
ie add the !important bit
if that fails, then it is beyond general help !
sorry, but only so much I can fix for free 🙂
well it does have the issue that it doesn’t work on bbpress 🙂
Sorry, not one I’m going to investigate, bbpress cannot be responsible for making sure every other plugin in the world works with it
your css area is very picky, most just accept what they are given
try
.bbp-the-content {
background-image: url("paper.gif");
}
Again easiest solution is to not to show the avatar
#bbpress-forums p.bbp-topic-meta img.avatar {
display : None ;
}
The issue isn’t actually with this css, but changing it is the quickest solution !
