Nice piece of integration !
No I wasn’t able to check
I think the plugin talked about membership form -, have you actually tried it?
Personally I just use cformsII plugin – google it and a video on how to set it up as its flexible but not very friendly initially – just create a form and then create a “register” page and put the short code in, and hook your login widget to it.
It does mean manual registration – ie you need to set each user up, but that lets me check who’s joining !
This may look a bit messy but without spending a lot of time
In loop-single-reply.php (wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress)
change line 45 which uses bbp_reply_author_link
and use
bbp_get_reply_author_avatarto display the avatar and
bbp_get_reply_author_id
to get the id – you’ll then need to play with maybe
bbp_get_reply_author()
putting the id in the brackets
eg bbp_get_reply_author(bbp_get_reply_author_id )
should give you the username rather than display name
you’d then need to play with
content-single-topic.php for the forum lists (wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress)
Can you post a link to your site?
Try this one, I haven’t used it, but seems to cover what you want
https://wordpress.org/plugins/membership/
Ok.
I’d suggest you create a page called “forums” and put the code
[bbp-forum-index] in it
You can then style this page to have no sidebar
Otherwise with widget logic, you would still have a sidebar, but could alter what is displayed in forums and your blog. As stated above, just add a widget to your sidebar, and use the codes above in the widget logic box
first name & Last name are included in my bbpress profile, can you post a link to yours so we can see?
Good, I might give it a go, was on my list of things to try when I get a moment !
yes, there’s a plugin that does this for you
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress-notify/
Haven’t used it yet, let us know if it works for you
ok, I can see your problem
Not sure why the plugin isn’t picking this up – would be worth a post on the authors support site
http://veppa.com/blog/forums/
However lets also try a different approach.
Download “widget logic”
https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-logic/
This plugin lets you specify conditions for when widget items are displayed.
You would then put all the widgets for both the blog page and the forum page in one sidebar
Against each of these you then specify whether you want it to appear on the forum page, on any page with a sidebar that is not the forum 9ie your blog), or on both forum and other sidebar pages.
you do this by putting the following code in the widget logoc box that you will see appears against each widget
For a forum sidebar you put : is_bbpress() ie is this page a forum page
For any other sidebar you put : !is_bbpress() ie is this page NOT a forum page
For any item to appear on both, simply leave the logic blank.
Give that a try and come back and let us know how it works
Can you post a link please?
Create a page, and put the following shortcode in it
[bbp-forum-index]
or if you want to get more specific then look at all the shortcodes
https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/
Vkymunir, you should really start your own topic, but as you’ve posted here, go to the following link
Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1
Unfortunately it’s css and php files that you will need to amend
Quickest change would be to add the following to your style.css
#bbpress-forums .bbp-forums-list li {
display: list-item !important;
font-size: 11px;
}
or to amend the display line in wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/css/bbpress.css line 121
That’ll get your list vertical.
Add descriptions to your forums (dashboard>forums>edit and put something in content) and you’ll have the next part.
Then if you want to alter the display, you’ll need to look at loop-single-forum.php
or the main forum display loop-forums.php
It’s quite simple to get ti up and running – just work you way through the following resource
Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1
If you are using a default core theme, it’ll be going in a couple of hours. if you have a custom theme, the functionality will be there, but the look and feel might be a little different from your theme, and you’ll need to style it – not that hard to do, but does require some knowledge of using FTP and a code editor.
I’ll be finishing this article during the next week.
is_user_logged_in()
is the function you want
$user = ( bbp_get_reply_author_id( $reply_id )) ;
will get you the username, so probably
is_user_logged_in($user) should get you there
I’ve just created a fresh wordpress site 3.7.1 with theme twentytwelve, and added bbpress 2.4.1 to it.
I am able to create forums, set up users, tools etc. etc.
Yes totally.
You can create a full width page forum if you wish – if your theme has a full width page option then just create a full width page, put the index shortcode within it [bbp-forum-index].
But it may be better to have a separate sidebar, so that you can have login and latest posts – see http://www.gospbc.co.uk/forums for an example.
Once you have installed bbpress, then install a plugin called bbPress WP tweaks. it gives you a forum specific sidebar, so you can add login and latest posts widgets
You can also use a plugin called “widget logic” with your normal sidebar to control what widgets are seen on what pages. For instance a widget will not appear if you use the logic !is_bbpress()m or will appear if you use is_bbpress()
Yes, create a page called say “foumsd2 and put the following shortcode in
[bbp-forum-index]
There’s a full list of shortcodes at
https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/
One a day, lots every day?
Can you post your url?
OK, when I get a moment I’ll create a new site and try it from a blank canvass.
OK, try going into
Dashboard>users>
and edit the username you’re looking at
at the bottom there should be a setting for level of forum access. For full rights it should be keymaster.
Come back and let us know what it is set at, and if not keymaster change it to that and try again
suggest you uninstall bbpress and then re-install it.
Come back if that doesn’t work
I just took a look at my forum
On a single topic display, my css is from line 575
#content .entry-title {
color: #000000;
font-size: 21px;
font-weight: bold;
line-height: 1.3em;
margin-bottom: 0;
}
and when I view a topic title in a list of forums it is from line 475
#content, #content input, #content textarea {
color: #333333;
font-size: 16px;
line-height: 24px;
}
Have you tried either of those?
It is frustrating that I can’t directly see what you’re looking at 🙂
