You can use this kind of custom CSS.
#bbpress-forums .bbp-forums-list a {
font-size: 14px;
}
Thanks for sharing your guide that I just now approved.
The files from the bbpress folder can work in a theme folder called bbpress, and also could be at the root of the theme, its just recommended to keep things neat.
It should be any bbP Default theme package template files in the “bbpress” folder that should also be in a “bbpress” folder, 1 css file should go in a css folder or 2 if you read right to left, and you can customize the javascript files in the js folder by putting it in a js folder in your child theme.
The files in the extras folder (they are examples for other themes, but should work for some WordPress default theme, I think Twentytwelve?) and these should be in the root of your theme, with the bbpress.php file.
Do you have subscriptions active? Are they automatic for every user? Are they already set up with an smtp service like mandrill?
Subscriptions could be related to slow post submission times. If users are automatically subscribed to topic they reply to, or just forums they participate in, it is recommended that you use a function to change how the bbPress subscriptions work and go from BCC to one at a time, and then use an SMTP service like mandrill or something else that might work.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2162
Are you using anything that would scan the bbPress reply or topic submitted before they are submitted, like say a spam plugin or content filter?
THe edit link goes away for participants after the alotted time in Settings > Forums.
Other than that, there might be a php function that could filter the admin links for it to not appear at all, maybe check your theme for that if possible, by switching to a default theme temporarily.
zIF you have BuddyPress also installed you can use this plugin, not sure if bbPress related notifications that show up in BuddyPress notification toolbar bubble will also show in this plugin, or how well the plugin works.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-live-notification/
@mica123
I already replied to your topic here about the bbpress.php file in your theme. As for the bbP Default theme package template files in bbPress, there were no changes from 2.5.8 to 2.5.9, 2.5.9 was mainly an update to a security issue involving at-mention functionality.
In the future when the release of 2.6 happens, you would have to edit some files. It would be quite easy to
1. compare the new 2.6 templates and compare them to your modified files
2. make those changes to a copy of the 2.6 templates
3. test them to see if everything is in working order in a testing environment
4. update to bbPress 2.6 on your main production site (after taking a backup of course)
5. and then push the template files to your child theme using FTP
As for the text editor issue above from the other user, I think they just modified their footer.php file in their theme and accidentally removed <?php wp_footer(); ?>, and then that screwed up all the scripts and styles hooked into the footer.
The actual bbpress.php file in the bbPress plugin is read by WordPress to generate the plugin information, includes all of the dependencies used by the plugin.
The one you are using is just a custom template for your theme to work better with the bbPress plugin. You can change the name to any of the below so not to cause further confusion later on.
plugin-bbpress.php
forums.php
forum.php
The only actual times you may need to update the bbpress.php template file I created for you, is if
- bbPress screws up somewhere in theme compatiblity
- your theme author updates their theme and changes class names around for their grid system (If I remember right you use a Responsive child theme)
- WordPress does something like dramatically change how their templating system works
All these are very unlikely to happen, and definitely without some kind of backwards compatibility even if they do change it.
So you should be fine regarding the template file in your child theme named bbpress.php.
I say edit Robin’s code and change
if ($role == 'subscriber' ) $new_role = 'bbp_spectator' ;
To this.
if ($role == 'subscriber' ) $new_role = 'bbp_participant' ;
And in my opinion you should not auto-assign moderators and just manually update the users roles for each of the users you trust to moderate the forums. Also I am not sure there is a visitor WordPress role.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Summary_of_Roles
Here is some CSS to float the forum subscribe link to the right. You can also just display in block to make the link just have its own row.
https://codex.bbpress.org/layout-and-functionality-examples-you-can-use/#17-move-subscribe-to-right-hand-side
This css will fix some padding issues for lists in your bbPress forum.
#bbpress-forums li {
padding-bottom: 0;
}
Since I couldn’t really read what was in the red oval I hope this helps.
Yeah I think it is better for profiles.
Add this hook to the function.
add_action( 'bbp_template_after_user_profile', 'rkk_add_register_date' );
@arutam if you want flaunt your forum in Pimp your Press and I will check it out there.
Try some plugin and theme troubleshooting since this is the most common.
https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started/troubleshooting/
@samjoe199 I don’t know what you mean by forum topic panel, if you could use an image to better explain what you are talking about since I also cannot see the subscribe link issue since I am not logged into your site.
Add && !bbp_is_topic_closed() to the functions if statements after the zero and before the ).
Well the one on the left is from a widget, and the one on the right is the actual one for your bbPress forum profile.
Use a plugin like Reveal IDS.
Without looking at your site, this is possibly just a common CSS issue with left padding on lists (bbPress uses lists for its forum layout).
I do see them, they seem oddly big though.
This CSS is causing that issue. This class is used throughout bbPress for its avatars.
a.bbp-author-avatar {
background-size: cover;
padding: 35px;
display: block;
max-width: 100px;
}
