so go to
dashboard>settings>forums>all forums>edit forum and in the content section – so you can put the link in there
then the style pack just enables that
or use
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Forum Display item 6
this will add any text you put in
dashboard>settings>forums>all forums>edit forum and in then content section – so you can put the link in there
if you create a wordpress page with the same slug as your forum – typically ‘forums’, and put the shortcode
[bbp-forum-index]
this should then look like the existing forum.
If so, then before the shortcode add a block in which you can put text or a link or whatever you want
great – glad you are fixed
2. things totry
1. dashboard>settings>permalinks>and just click save- this resets the links and can sometimes fix issues
2. dashboard>tools>forums>repair forums and run as appropriate
@deepblue5 – thanks – I’ll take a look – busy working on a quote feature at the moment 🙂 :-), but will try and take a look when that annoys me enough to need a break
so do these theme need elementor to work?, don’t wok whether elementor used or not or what is the core issue? – just saving my time in having to do lots of work to get to a problem definition 🙂
@deepblue5 can you give me an example of a coulpe of themes from the above which don’t work – free ones so I can take a look without paying money 🙂
and I’ll see if I can find any commonality
that would tend to indicate an issue with bbpress and elementor working together, which I have already seen with their Hello theme.
bbpress works to WordPress standards, many theme builders exist because they see WordPress as a restriction and feel they can offer improvements, so stretch and alter what WordPress does, which can then can make plugins have issues.
Because it is open source, and there are no definitive rules, it is wrong to say that it is a bbpress problem, or indeed an elementor problem or a divi problem, each makes their own code to work, but you cannot guarantee interoperability of everything with everything.
Sorry – you seem to want to abuse me as being stupid. I just help out here for free so phrases such as
I do not see the connection with the question ever.
and
Certainly I took a while to understand what you wanted to explain but I did it.
are not welcome.
I hope you are able to sort your issue, which may be site related or that you are doing something I am not.
Maybe try and do here what you are doing on your test site – this site is bbpress.
so can you do this as a series of steps please so I can understand the difference, as that is what I did
I got up the video
I click share
I click copy
that produces ‘h ttps://youtu.be/HIGuTCY–xc’
which I pasted into the topic, which produces the preview above.
ok, that link come up as not found, presume because I am not logged in.
But I see my graphic twice, once as Group Administrators
Then below again the same grapnic and “Visit” group
can you explain what you mean by graphic and where this is showing – basically I am not understanding the question.
You can use almost any theme – some integrate better.
to style bbpress use
bbp style pack
ok so I pasted ‘h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIGuTCY–xc’ without the space here and this is what I get.
No, that’s what it does.
I don’t know of anything that does exactly what you want.
bbpress is forum software – it does not try to emulate FB – sorry
thanks – that will help anyone finding this topic later 🙂
Just tried it and yes just produces empty pages.
I’ve asked the authors to take a look.
it is theme related, but add this to the custom css part of your theme
#bbpress-forums {
padding: 15px !important;
}
I can’t help with the subscribe, as that only shows to logged in users.
quoting the actual code you used would be useful 🙂
try
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>unread posts
That is how it is supposed to be.
The dashboard is for administration, generally sites hide the dashboard from ordinary users either by using code or a plugin such as
Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
I had NOT set bbpress notify to override bbpress subscriptions, so not sure why it was still disabling those notifications.
I suspect that plugin assumes you want to override the subscriptions – but no idea.
However, the email seem to have been addressed to noreply@domain, with the user email Bcc’ed
Yes this is how bbpress now does this. The idea is that many mailservers chop lots of emails being sent at once, so this avoids that pitfall in theory. The fact that the noreply goes nowhere is not an issue as such, and you’ll find that many sites use this method.
You can use this to amend that, though old this plugin still works
AsynCRONous bbPress Subscriptions
and if you want to amend the sending email use
bbp style pack
and dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Subscription Emails
Finally you might want to try
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress-notify-nospam/ as a better version of the notify plugin
