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In reply to: Private title' showing before forum
either add this to your functions file
add_filter('protected_title_format', 'ntwb_remove_protected_title'); function ntwb_remove_protected_title($title) { return '%s'; } add_filter('private_title_format', 'ntwb_remove_private_title'); function ntwb_remove_private_title($title) { return '%s'; }or use
my site advisor doesn’t recommend visiting your site !
thanks for posting back, and hope you are now ok !
if you have edited a core file, then it may well be that the file is checking a capability that your user doesn’t have.
In reply to: How to modify css in BBPress in generallong and complicated to explain css, divs and all that, and I’m a newcomer to css, so I won’t try.
but in essence any css element can be nexted.
so
input would apply to any input field anywhere on the site
input[type=”submit”] would just apply to submit input
submit would apply to any submit
#bbpress-forums .submit would apply to submits within bbpress only.any/all of these might work for a particular case, it would depend on how your theme author has set out his theme.
so can’t say why it didn’t work without me spending lots of time looking at it.
There is no single right/wrong with this, just right for your site with its theme and plugins !
In reply to: Forum Not StylingNot seen that before – have you just upgraded buddypress?
ok, I still think that the import topics still have the old site forum id’s which won’t be correct
As bbpress uses wordpress posts then on import it should have allocated new postid’s for both forum and topics and linked these. The following work will be to see what it has actually done, then we can work out what to do next !
so on the new site
1. go into dashboard>topics and pick a topic without a forum, and edit it.
The url at the top will give the post id
eg
http://mysite.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=15602&action=edit
make a note of this as the newtopicid (I’ll refer to it later as that)
2. Then go to the forum that it should be, and again edit, and use the url to get it’s post id, and note this as newforumid (I’ll refer to it later as that)
Then go into the OLD Site and
3. go into the same topic and note the topic id as oldtopicid,
and
4. go into the it belongs to and note the number as the oldforumid.
So now we have newtiopicid, newforumid, oldtopicid, and oldforumid !
Then go into phpmyadmin on the OLD site (where it worked), and go into the sql tab and enter
SELECTpost_parentFROMwp_postsWHEREID= xxxxxwhere xxx is the oldtopicid you noted above
This should come back with the correct oldforumid as the entry under post parent
Then go into phpmyadmin on the NEW site (where it doesn’t work) and enter the same query, and see what that comes back with
then come back and tell me what that reveals !
In reply to: every second rowinstall
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-style-pack/
this will let you style that and many other things
In reply to: Add retina support to the replies avatarthanks for posting this, and yes you are right that you need to copy that file accross, otherwise it will get overwritten by updates.
You can also achieve the same result by putting
function retina_avatar ($args) { $args['size'] = 160 ; return $args ; } add_filter ('bbp_before_get_reply_author_link_parse_args', 'retina_avatar' );into your functions file, of course ‘As long as your CSS specifies a width of 80 (or whatever you prefer), you won’t see any change in the size of the avatar in your browser’
Thanks again for a useful post
In reply to: How to modify css in BBPress in generalyes, you should see that you are using a child theme in the editor (it will say ‘This child theme inherits templates from a parent theme xxx’ under templates at the top right, and after the templates you should see style.css.
if you’re going to get into css in a big way, then you would do better to use FTP and an editor such as notepad++ – see
In reply to: How to modify css in BBPress in generalsorry, and that’s just anything you need to change (ie your code above), not the whole bbpress.css file !
so put the stuff above in your child theme style.css and ignore bbpress.css !
In reply to: How to modify css in BBPress in generaljust put it into the style.css of your child theme at the end
sorry brain fade, what I meant to ask is do you have access to the MySQL database via phpmyadmin, so that I can get you to look a value up?
do you have php access?
I presume you’ve followed the set up guide in the documentation
In reply to: HELP!I presume you’ve refreshed your browser, as if you have removed as you said it should be back to normal
In reply to: Use bbPress not as forum software?I’ll answer this just to let you know that someone has read it.
This would require I think a ton of work to make it work, and I have no idea on how it would affect preformance
In reply to: Assign moderator to be forum ownerdepending on how you have set up your forums
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-private-groups/
might help – see settings>help
don’t know what else to suggest, bbpress is tested to work with the default themes, suggest you contact your host provider.
It could be a theme or plugin issue
Plugins
Deactivate all but bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.
Themes
If plugins don’t pinpoint the problem, as a test switch to a default theme such as twentytwelve, and see if this fixes.
Then come back
In reply to: How to style the sidebarahh, sorry hadn’t spotted that you were using genesis, which I should have. Yes the extend is a must!
In reply to: Forum Page ID'sand firebug
In reply to: Forum Page ID'spresuming you’ll be using css to do this, just inspect the pages using developer tools and you’ll see the created class.
for instance your general banter forum has a class of
‘forum bbpress single single-forum postid-28’
Developer tools
https://developer.chrome.com/devtools
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/ie/gg589507(v=vs.85)
In reply to: wordpress and bbpress registration confusionno, just one login !
