Will posting a message in a forum automatically send that message to all current group members of that forum?
Your answer was very unclear about this.
I thought it was quite clear 🙂 No,
members need to subscribe to forums to be informed of new topics
Each member needs to actively go to each forum and subscribe to that forum, presuming you have switched subscription on in dashboard>setting>forums>subscriptions
the topic link is to a specific topic, not an array, so should be something as simple as
<?php bbp_topic_freshness_link( $post_id) ; ?>
where $post_id is the topic number
just before we go down that road, is this in user profile or in bbpress profile? the first you get to from dashboard (and is horrible) – the second you get to by clicking any username
members need to subscribe to forums to be informed of new topics, and to subscribe to topics to be informed of new replies.
That way they can decide what level of email they receive
great – glad you’re fixed
are you also using buddypress?
great – glad you’re fixed !
presume you’ve tried it ?
If it doesn’t work, then the latest activity widget in my style pack plugin does exactly that
bbp style pack
if your theme has a css area, put this in it
#main-content {
background-color: #000;
}
thee problem is that the code would take me time to work out, and I just don’t have any time free at the moment.
great – glad you’re fixed, and yes thanks for posting the solution to help others
if you are happy with code, download my style pack plugin
bbp style pack
if you look in includes/shortcodes
you’ll find a shortcode for bsp_display_topic_index
around line 40 you’ll find the output that you could modify and then style.
great – glad you’re fixed !
dashboard>settings>forums and change the slug
dashboard>forums<edit a forum and on the right hand side you’ll see the ability to create as a forum or a category
sorry for delay is response.
I don’t know of anything that will find your location
Great – glad you are fixed at last !
bbpress uses wordpress registration.
wordpress assumes that you will need a role, so requires all users to have one.
The wordpress toolbar is frankly horrible.
so simplest solution is to hide the toolbar for all but non admins
there are several plugins available to do this
eg https://wordpress.org/plugins/hide-admin-bar-from-non-admins/
ok, so I’m struggling to understand the problem
if users ppst an http to an http site, then this doesn’t break the cert, so what are they doing that is not working?
but if you do want to change it throughout your site use
Velvet Blues Update URLs
and change the http to https
WordPress doesn’t seem to like it when you do that and wont show any image.
wordpress will quite happily show images with no domain name just the directory & file
eg
change
http://www.mysite.com/uploads/2017/march/pic.jpg
to
/uploads/2017/march/pic.jpg
@casiepa sorry forgot you had it in there
the code
function bbp_enable_visual_editor( $args = array() ) {
$args['tinymce'] = true;
return $args;
}
add_filter( 'bbp_after_get_the_content_parse_args', 'bbp_enable_visual_editor' );
in most themes should work fine. the wp-footer part was specific to the other poster.
The code goes in your child theme’s functions file
Functions files and child themes – explained !
forum would be fine, but the ‘slug’ in dashboard>settings should match what you want to use.
sorry, I can’t write bespoke code for everyone, so it’s in the pack.
