I suspect that as it is being called from outside bbpress the ‘bbpress dispayed user’ is not set, so it considers that to be blank, so doesn’t know who to display.
It would probably take a few hours to work out how to achieve this, and probably admin and FTP access to your site, so beyond free help I’m afraid.
Interestingly I also tried using the shortcode [bbp-stats] in a test page and that reported the correct number of topics despite the individual forum count being incorrect! How can that be?
I should start by saying that I am not a bbpress author, just someone trying to help 🙂
the [bbp-stats] shortcode does the wordpress function
wp_count_posts( bbp_get_topic_post_type())
so actually counts the number of topics in the database.
the forums page calls a function bbp_get_forum_topic_count in \bbpress\includes\forums\template.php
This looks up the number held in the forum’s post meta under _bbp_topic_count (which you had already worked out)
so how did you delete the post which caused the numnber to fail back?
In had a quick look at the code above and the call
include get_theme_file_path( '/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/user-subscriptions.php' );
is looking for that file in your theme, not the bbpress plugin.
as a test, create a directory in your child theme called ‘woo-bbpress’ (it can be called anything) and put a copy of the user-subscriptions in there
then replace then above with
include get_theme_file_path( '/woo-bbpress/user-subscriptions.php' );
and see if that improves
Great – glad you are fixed, and thanks for reporting back 🙂
without getting into looking at the code, you might want to look at the meta for a topic which is imported vs. one that is added. I think there is a ‘parent’ or ‘forum_id’ set in topic meta to say which forum it belongs to, which might need setting for the imported ones to get the repair tools and updates working correctly.
or even the actual post parent of the imported topic might need setting.
If it is not that, come back and I’ll do some digging further.
could you post the css you finally used please
but if those are the classes then
.ast-button
{
font-size: 8px !important ;
}
and/or
.ast-custom-button
{
font-size: 8px !important ;
}
in either your themes custom css area or my plugins custom css tab
ast-button and ast-custom-button are not classes belonging to bbpress
ok, not sure what ‘drop-down’ you are referring to.
you can load an image to your websites media, and then post the link here
yes it does on my test site.
are none or only some of these happening?
but many themes don’t need a child theme for bbpress, just depends on how they have been written.
you can have a child theme of any theme (if it has been written to the wordpress standards).
Child Themes
ok, I can see it now.
Best I can suggest is
https://codex.bbpress.org/step-by-step-guide-to-setting-up-a-bbpress-forum/ item 8
otherwise beyond free help I’m afraid
quite happy to take a quick look, but as you already know this looks like a theme issue,. not bbpress
you may need to flush cache
sorry, still on association theme when I just tried
not sure what I need to be looking at?
hmmm…
However, when I click one of the topics, it shows a content area blank below the header…
I’m seeing this page fine, but some of the other links look horrible
sorry, every site is unique, and only so much I can do, suspect you have another plugin or template that is deflecting this.
Further help beyond free, I’m afraid 🙁
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Topic/Reply Form and tick item 15
dashboard>settings>forums> and disable anonymous posting
$user_id = get_current_user_id() ;
$user_url = bbp_get_user_profile_url( $user_id );
