@drcath
Did you try to do any troubleshooting first??
Troubleshooting
bbPress does not have an area to upload avatars it mostly relies on Gravatar by default. You are probably using BuddyPress , if you are contact BuddyPress support.
it is like this for structure and for some other reason I cant remember
http://(sitename)/(forum root)/(what is it)/(name of post)
You can edit the slugs for the forums in settings > forums
you can also remove the forum root slug too.
#bbpress-forums input#bbp_topic_title {
float: none;
padding: 0;
}
#bbpress-forums .bbp-form p {
float: none;
margin: 0;
}
sorry made a little mistake haha writing it here.
@lilmisskatie
Its the themes CSS causing an issue with the input box for the topic title.
This custom CSS should do it.
#bbpress-forums input#bbp_topic_title {
float: none;
padding: none;
}
#bbpress-forums .bbp-form p {
float: none;
margin: 0;
}
Tell your themes support this too.
If you feel like donating you can do so here
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tell the other guy to
go to users > all users
enable the checkbox by your user
at the top it says change forum role
it should show a dropdown
choose keymaster
click the change button by the forum role changer dropdown.
Page refreshes , your a keymaster , everybody happy
is there anyone else you could direct me to that could look into this for me? paid support or maybe any documentation in regards to it being a javascript issue?
I will look into it, if I can’t find anything you can hire a developer. We have documentation for troubleshooting you and your themes support have basically done it all though and Identified it is in the theme.
What does anyone know about the tab-key script being a conflict?
I will check this out.
I will come up with results later if I could find anything.
oh okay , well you still might need to contact BuddyPress support for this ??
Maybe a BuddyPress profile subnav visibility control plugin would be need if it exists??
I would’ve maybe pulled out some CSS for you, but your theme doesnt have a logged-out body class.
For now this is custom development and you might need to hire a developer to do this for you.
Are you sure you just want the titles , it is just going to say Reply To: Topic Title.
Plus if it was a private community I wouldn’t even let them see the titles on your profile , or even the profile for that matter.
The center should be a tinymce button either by default or by installing tinymce advanced.
THe double space thing
read this
http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-single-double-line-spacing-in-wordpress/
I think the private groups plugin only hides the actual forums on their page , and not what could be on the users profile in BuddyPress.
You can contact Robin on his plugins page support forums to verify though, he might even tell you the same that I said above.
It is just the quicktags api from WordPress. You see the same button when entering the html mode when creating a blog post.
See if this post helps, it says tinymce but there is also quicktags code in there.
Add TinyMCE and Quicktags visual editors to WordPress comments form
you can also use the basic comment quicktags plugin
Hmmm since you have a private community you might need to make your BuddyPress member profile pages private, or at least the replies created part (which there might be a plugin for this)
suggest you contact BuddyPress support and see what they can tell you.
It might be a javascript issue , I just had to mess with a popular theme framework for a user to fix a bug in bbPress.
And it was some javascript file from the theme conflicting with bbPress.
So contact them to see if they can test that out.
Could anyone tell me, how to improve the coding part to avoid the repetition
using PHP variables might help
Read this persons answer to another similar topic.
phpbb3.1.3 to bbPress – Installation database error
Make the topic sticky or even super sticky (stick to front)
It is probably possible , it might best to hire a developer to do this for you.
You have BuddyPress installed and this sends an activation email.
So maybe contact BuddyPress about that.
https://buddypress.org/support/
All of bbPress’s default plugin files are in the bbPress plugin folder.
This could be from some security/spam plugin.
Go through these troubleshooting steps
Troubleshooting
