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In reply to: I need to enlarge some font-sizes
Great, glad you’re fixed !
In reply to: Incomplete list of forumsThank you for the correction – I obviously wrote it too fast !
Great, glad that you are working!
In reply to: I need to enlarge some font-sizesWithout spending time going back through this thread, I presume you have tried all the bits of code above. The fact that they didn’t work for the OP whose site we couldn’t see doesn’t mean they won’t work for you.
If you have done all that, come back with a link and I’ll take a look.
ok, before looking at anything else, try running all the forum repairs
Dashboard>tools>forums>repair and run one at a time
In reply to: Impossible to edit repliesCheck other plugins
Check that no other plugins are affecting this.
Turn off all other plugins apart from bbpress, and see if that fixes the problem. If the problem is resolved, add back one at a time to see which is causing the conflict.
Check themes
If plugins are not the cause, then it may be a theme issue. Switch to a default theme, such as twentytwelve, and test.
In reply to: Place image before forum title in forum pageSo do you want the image of the man eating to go before the Fuel Message Board title?
In reply to: Any youtube tutorial on bbPress?yes, lots to get into !
In reply to: theme – front endfor admin see
toolbar is a wordpress level function, not bbpress so it depends on what wordpress level you have your moderators set to.
If it’s just where it says forums, then the same code should work, it just needs a different function name – each function needs to be unique so
function change_translate_text2( $translated_text ) { if ( $translated_text == 'Forums' ) { $translated_text = 'whatever-new-word-you-want'; } return $translated_text; } add_filter( 'gettext', 'change_translate_text2', 20 );If you want to change it in url’s and breadcrumbs, then
dashboard>settings>forums and change the forum root slug
In reply to: Hiding replies from anonymous visitorsI start by looking at the ‘loop’ files – loop-replies.php looks likely
sorry I wasn’t being clear.
but you answer does throw up a fix, you can take out the display of that out either by changing the “show forum prefix” in settings>forums, or changing what is displayed :
On you original Q :
1. Do you still have this problem if you try that change
2. are you getting the ‘cheating’ problem anywhere elsethanks. So are you back to the forums/forum and only getting this problem each time you try and change that field? In other words that’s the only time you’re getting it?
In reply to: Login/Register WidgetNice site – loved the home page !
Ok, yes you should get a login – I’m presuming you’re using the (bbpress) Login widget?
and what/how have you done your sidebar to make it forum specific?
[edit] and when you say they, which other ones aren’t showing?
Original poster got this as a result og “I just installed bbPress on my site. I wanted to change the setting from disallow editing after 5 minutes to 10 minutes but when I click save changes I get a “Cheatin’ uh?” Page”
Can you explain what you were doing, and if you did as per @lkicknosway
and logged out and back in again !In reply to: Search Results Returned but list emptyare you logged on when you get this result?
In reply to: theme – front endYou restrict users from going to the backend, by
Daashboard>users> select user
and unchecking
“show toolbar when visiting site”
In reply to: Forum RefreshAre you using a caching plugin/tool?
If so, some are apparently better than others, maybe try a different one.
In reply to: Search Results Returned but list emptyCan only suggest you start with eliminating plugin and theme conflicts viz :
Check other plugins
Check that no other plugins are affecting this.
Turn off all other plugins apart from bbpress, and see if that fixes the problem. If the problem is resolved, add back one at a time to see which is causing the conflict.
Check themes
Whilst you on a “clean” child theme, the main theme may have issues.
If plugins are not the cause, then it may be a theme issue. Switch to a default theme, such as twentytwelve, and test.
In reply to: Comment template not appearing in the forums pageI don’t know the answer, but am intrigued as to why you would want comments on say a forum index?
In reply to: Any youtube tutorial on bbPress?no official one, but plenty if you google
Also check out the documentation
including the layout and functionality examples
Sorry, but there is no short code to display topics by user
add this to your functions file
function change_translate_text( $translated_text ) { if ( $translated_text == 'Freshness' ) { $translated_text = 'whatever-new-word-you-want'; } return $translated_text; } add_filter( 'gettext', 'change_translate_text', 20 );In reply to: Forum QuestionNo, there isn’t one I can work out, just tried it and failed ! Would have been neat if it worked, but it didn’t.
so we’re back to square 1
Now if you use forums for interaction, and posts for information, then this becomes an easy solution
Admins create posts in categories, so you get a flow for instance
Exams
Classes
Math
EconomicsThese categories are then set in the menu structure, so they look cascade as you need them to.
So admins can create and edits these pseudo topics and you turn off comments to prevent replies. You can the use the content permissions from the forum setup bit below (it’s a plugin you’ll be adding) to limit access to registered users only (and indeed which – you can have a group to access say math and another to access say economics and a third group who can access both).
Then you use forums for admins and tutors
These can be separate forums ie some for admins which tutors don’t see, and some where both can interact – see http://www.rewweb.co.uk/creating-bbpress-groups/ for how to do this.
Sorry I can’t get a neater solution !
In reply to: How to re-order replies?ok, no equivalent way to the sticky but if you
look at the date/time of the topic
look at the date/time of the first replythen
Dashboard>replies and select the reply you want to appear directly under the topic, and select edit.
On the bottom right hand side you’ll see ‘publish’ together with a “published on ” date, change that to be a date/time after the topic, but before the current first reply, ie date/time wise it become the first reply.In reply to: Forum visibility and readabilityok, thanks – let me have a think – the number and frequency are to let me see if a more “manual” solution would work.
