This is what you are trying to achieve right?/
For the line-breaks missing it might be some CSS from your theme maybe causing the issue, but link to a post that should have line breaks so I can check and make sure.
ALso fix the oversized avatars using this CSS.
default size bbPress 14px avatar.
#bbpress-forums p.bbp-topic-meta img.avatar,
#bbpress-forums ul.bbp-reply-revision-log img.avatar,
#bbpress-forums ul.bbp-topic-revision-log img.avatar,
#bbpress-forums div.bbp-template-notice img.avatar,
#bbpress-forums .widget_display_topics img.avatar,
#bbpress-forums .widget_display_replies img.avatar {
margin-bottom: 0px;
vertical-align: middle;
border: 1px single #ddd;
width: 14px;
}
default size profile image
#buddypress div#item-header img.avatar {
width: 150px;
}
noindex and do not add single replies to a sitemap plugin for now, this is the second time (I think) a user has said this, and it might be a small but avoidable bug.
What rating level are you talking about??
Do you have any spam plugins on your site??
By default bbPress doesn’t force subscriptions on users so whatever plugin you are using you may need to contact them. If you need the default way of subscriptions to turn off and on based on certain things like being offline then that may be custom development. By default the users can just unsubscribe from notifications from topics or forums if they do not want to keep getting notified anymore.
I see you are fixed now, but from what I saw it was a conflict of some CSS in your theme that is supposed to be for any sticky posts.
Subscribing to forums after registration is custom development for now. You may need to hire a developer to create this for you.
You already have an area in your profile.
Subscriptions
Check to see if it is, because I really do see the wp super cache message.
I thought wp super cache was disabled, I see this in the source code of the page you linked to.
<!-- Dynamic page generated in 1.134 seconds. -->
<!-- Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache on 2015-08-21 00:20:54 -->
<!-- super cache -->
You most likely need to flush the cache to see everything correctly and up to date.
Also know instead of placing code in your child theme you could paste any custom CSS in the many custom css plugins or the custom CSS module in Jetpack for example, and PHP code functions into a plugin like functionality.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/functionality/
Usually child themes are rarely updated, or they are at least not as frequent as the parent themes. I think you should ask your themes support to see what would be best especially if they actually update their child themes. If they do update their child themes they will most likely tell you about creating a grandchild theme.
Alright just so you know I can’t really do Admin access type stuff anymore, I am following some guide from the WordPress.org codex about moderators not needing to gain admin access because they will be going too far, its something like that. I also got a talking to, to stop doing it by some people on this site to, I mostly helped with commercial products because I could find the issue faster if I am more hands on and find a bbPress/theme/plugin bug faster, than telling the users to just ask the theme/plugin author. Plus in this case I do not really need to have an admin account, so you can delete that account you created for me again.
From what I can see the downloaded theme is Jolene and you can just edit the Biker theme since it is already a child theme. If the Biker theme is frequently being updated (which it really shouldn’t), then I guess creating a grandchild theme like what you are doing would be the best approach.
Link to a forum that should have topics.
Do you have topics present in the backend of WordPress??
Importing from Google Groups is quite difficult for many forum software to try to import. Some say it is difficult to try to export the content correctly from Google Groups.
I haven’t seen someone tackle importing attachments from phpBB yet.
Go to Settings > Forums and change the forum root to show Topics by Freshness.
Then add this function to your child themes functions.php or into a functionality plugin.
function recent_bbpress_topics() {
echo do_shortcode("[bbp-forum-index]");
}
add_action('bbp_template_after_topics_index','recent_bbpress_topics');
Plus I swear I helped you on the forum avatar being too huge issue.
This could probably be possible by using the users email instead of their user_id though. For now this is custom development and you may need to hire a developer to create this for you.
@duffmen
That sounds like custom development right now, and you may need to hire a developer to create this for you.
Password Protection is tricky, there is way to do it, but it can be easy to get past because of the forum permalinks. You could use bbPress Private Groups for each membership if I remember correctly.
For your second question it might be possible to do this with bbPress Private Groups too.
Is the theme you are testing Avada? There could always be a theme that could cause an issue, or even just a new theme update.
Troubleshooting is always the first answer to most questions on here.
Troubleshooting
Did an update in the WP Client plugin cause the issue or an update in bbPress? You are most likely going to need to contact them to solve the possible issue.
Huh? Weird…
Well glad you solved your own mysterious issue.
@mei-ling
Well I did mess up the code anyway, you can copy the code I edited above to see if it works again if you want.
-Don’t Drink and Code.
@arikg
Those shortcodes really weren’t designed for situations like that. It wasn’t meant for a 1 page app for your forum, it doesn’t use something like Iframe, or anything like that.
But if you want to say create a page about a plugin, and you have a certain forum for a plugin. You can create that page and below all the content you can place the single forum shortcode to display any support posts about this specific plugin.
