from bbpress or a wordpress registration I believe, so if you’ve signed up to worpdress to log say a call in other pkigins
your trheme is adding this – try
#bbpress article ul li:before {
display: none;
}
have you been through
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Not Working?
so what are breadcrumbs showing when you are in a topic?
eg
Home › Forums › For Hire > topic 1
that’s basically the code which can be added to a functions file, or using
Code Snippets
sounds more like a question for learndash than bbpress- maybe start there?
not quite sure what your question is.
but try
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Breadcrumbs
where you can set which breadcrumbs show and where they go to
the code above should still be fine, I presume you have changed the
&& $forum_id == 1276
to the correct forum number?
I have not tried it in cron, but a call to the function below should work
bbp_admin_repair_forum_reply_count()
and/or
bbp_admin_repair_topic_reply_count()
by default bbpress auto approves topics unless they fall foul of the rules in
dashboard>settings>discussion, so check the settings there
Sorry, all of bbpress works on topics belonging to forums.
you can have just one forum, and then have your ‘forum’ page with a shortcode of topics using
[bbp-single-forum id=$forum_id] – Display a single forums topics. eg. [bbp-single-forum id=32]
link to a live example on your site please
the user needs the bbpress ‘keymaster’role to do this.
only a keymaster can set up another keymaster, you do this in the users profile
bbpress uses wordpress moderation settings in
dashboard>settings>discussion>comment moderation
Set keywords up in there, and bbpress will moderate using them
by default you do not have to approve
bbpress will hold for moderation items that Akismet deems to be spam, that wordpress has for moderation in dashboard>settings>discussion>before a comment appears and comment moderation
You might also have additional plugins that are causing moderation
like all free software it takes time and energy to maintain them. Many get abandoned because the authors no longer use them themselves, so have no impetus to keep them updated. I have written several plugins that I no longer use, and it is a great effort to keep them live.
toolkit still works as far as I know, but if you’re worried, you can always activate to change subscriptions and then deactivate, the actual subscription settings changed are in bbpress
probably it is various email filters stopping – email providers constantly fight spam emails, and if yours are seeming to not come from authorised smtp address, then some will stop. that might explain why recipients get and some don’t.
so 1st – I’d make sure that the sending email address is a real one from your site. by default bbpress sends from noreply@yoursite you could use
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Subscription Emails to change
next I’d set up smtp.
get the smtp settings from your hoster, you’ll need
SMTP Host eg smtp.myco.com
Encryption none/tls/ssl
SMTP Port eg 587
Authentication on/off ?
and the email and pw for whatever you are sending from
the use
WP Mail SMTP by WPForms – The Most Popular SMTP and Email Log Plugin
to set up smtp – the free version is fine
finally I’d add the ‘check and log email’ plugin to see what is happening
Check & Log Email
sorry it is free software designed to work under wordporess, so little chance of anyone writing an app let alone for free
bbpress display well under many many themes on a mobile, the problem is knowing what you think it should look like.
You could try
bbp style pack
which would let you set most of the aspects.
For some reason my team is no longer getting the auto generated emails when someone has posted in the forum.
so how were they getting this? through subscriptions or another plugin?
this would be theme rather than bbpress related, but even then, I do not know any theme that lets you do this
