I could not reduplicate this issue on a default theme like TwentyFifteen.
Try it on your end on a default theme and see if you come across the same result.
Try it on a test site/local site with a WordPress default theme, then try with your current theme.
I mean bbPress is free to use and your theme authors could just set it up and see what is causing the issue. For us we would have to pay or at least in the past paid for the theme first to even test it to see what is causing the issue.
You could hire a developer to fix this issue for you. After just googling if others had a similar issue I also found freelance sites/services that would do the job. Suggest you head to a freelance website for a dev to fix this up for you.
This is the CSS causing the issue. This is found in a custom css plugin or a custom stylesheet from your theme.
#bbpress-forums fieldset.bbp-form p,
#bbpress-forums fieldset.bbp-form textarea,
#bbpress-forums fieldset.bbp-form select,
#bbpress-forums fieldset.bbp-form input,
#bbpress-forums fieldset.bbp-form .buddyboss-select {
display: none;
}
Well I do not really have any other suggestions on this. It is really tough to test a premium product like what you are using.
Right now I can see that your site seems to have a plain permalink setup, which the url to access your forum would be this.
knightsresurrection.com/?forum=guild-info
Are you sure it is set to post name in Settings > Permalinks??
You might have to change it back to post name if it is not set that way and click the submit at the bottom of the page for the settings to update.
You might have to check your htaccess file in the root of your WordPress directory and see if it is even updating.
Also since it seems that your site is a fresh install (like a day 1 install), you can try a reinstall to see if that fixes anything, you would need to reinstall bbPress and BuddyPress again though and configure your settings again. Contact your host provider if you come across the same issue again.
@siparker
I did contact a dev for you, they did say they would look into it.
We are also thinking of ways to get new devs interested in contributing to the bbPress project more, because it is a need as some devs move onto other projects.
See if this plugin fixes the issue you might be experiencing.
https://github.com/OptimizePress/op-bbpress-fix
The plugin seems to only contain a really small code snippet in it, so if you want to instead paste this code snippet instead you can also try that.
Add this function to your child themes (if you have a child theme) functions.php file, or add the php code snippet into a plugin that can hold custom php code snippets like the functionality plugin.
function op_allow_bbforum() {
$forumPage = get_post(url_to_postid( "http://".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ));
if ($forumPage->post_type == 'forum'){
op_update_option('blog_enabled','Y');
op_update_option('installed','Y');
}
}
add_action('init', 'op_allow_bbforum');
Make sure to test and see if this plugin/code snippet works for all of bbPress’ post types.
@alysko
It is fine to use the bbp Members only plugin too.
Group forum feeds are having issues.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2888
For just topics, you an for now use the original forum structure url and add this to the end.
/feed/?type=topic
bbPress basically has search equal to the default WordPress search, so just basic functionality.
You can extend the default search in bbPress by using custom functions and modifying some bbPress search template files by placing the in a folder called bbpress in your child theme. Here is a GitHub repository that has some example files you may use, you will need to edit the files as it may be in Russian.
I have seen users use plugins and extend the default bbPress search functionality, and also services like Google Custom Search too.
Most common choice for this is GD bbPress attachments.
Their is also BuddyPress Forum Editor if you use BuddyPress as well.
What is your website, you can possibly fix this with simple CSS.
@morok
Do you have a forum or category called forum??
The default bbPress breadcrumbs can include the parent forum/categories name in the breadcrumbs, but it shouldn’t just display the post type like that.
@razet93
Follow the Set up group forums only section in this BuddyPress Guide.
@walkerdesign1
You will need to upload an image smaller than the max amount set on your site. You can adjust that by following this guide.
How to Increase the Maximum File Upload Size in WordPress
If you are just seeing this error even though you have an image smaller than what is stated in the error notice, if the error is on the frontend on BuddyPress profile pages, contact BuddyPress in their support forums or the plugin you are using that is causing the issue on the frontend. If it is WordPress related, meaning an issue with the Media Library, post in the WordPress Support Forums.
There is this for users posts submitted. It offers an option to approve a user one or all the time.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpressmoderation/
In Settings > Forums in the WordPress backend disable the Forum Prefix it has a description beside it that says
Prefix all forum content with the Forum Root slug (Recommended)
Create a child theme, throw this loop-forums.php file in a folder called bbpress using ftp.
https://github.com/robkk/bbPress-Hierarchical-Forum-and-Category-Layout
You can remove the bbPress like button plugin to remove the notice.
If you do need help with your css changes taking effect I could help you with that.
Closing as this is a duplicate. Please do not create duplicates.
Change default display name from username to firstname
