tonydes (@tonydes)

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    @robin-w It’s because the new updated version of my theme contains hard coded fields in the submission page that are irrelevant to the purpose of my website. Hence I have to stick with the older version until a newer update is released which makes those fields optional.

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    I can’t even update my theme due to restrictions in the new template so I’m stuck!

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    @robin-w I just tried that, but it didn’t seem to help 🙁

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    ‘Post name’ is selected

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    @robin-w Thanks for the reply! I just tried that out, but unfortunately it didn’t work 🙁

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    I also updated to WordPress 4.0. I’m not too sure if this has anything to do with it. I also disabled all plugins, but nothing changed it.

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    Oh my god that actually worked! Thank you thank you sooo much. I’m glad I don’t have to look at my face anymore haha.

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    I added it and it looks like something went wrong.

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘function’ (T_FUNCTION) in /home/revlanka/public_html/wp-content/themes/template_DL-child/functions.php on line 29

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    I wouldn’t mind getting rid of the ‘last updated by’. I’d like to keep the other two if that’s possible.

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    That worked! I can’t believe I’m almost there! And yes this thing is ridiculous, but man you’re a lifesaver!

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    It does show 14. I replaced it, but it didn’t change. Do I need to add any code to the CSS editor?

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    Woops I had deleted the entire line. I fixed it, and the avatar for started by is now small! I’ll take that! Now it’s just the other two.

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    I just tried out the code as well and it didn’t work.

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    @robkk

    So I did what you said and added the loop-single-topic.php to a folder in my child theme labelled bbpress. I edited out that code, but unfortunately nothing changed!

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    @robkk, I’m using a premiumpress theme. I tried again after disabling all my plugins, but the code still didn’t work.
    I don’t have a bbpress custom theme either. I’m pretty novice at this, but does this mean that I have to edit from the style sheet?

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    @robkk haha I know, the images are absurdly huge! I tried the code but unfortunately it didn’t work 🙁 Honestly I ‘d prefer if none of those avatars were there except for the one in the post. However, I’ll take smaller avatars any day rather than those big pictures!

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    @robkk haha I know, the images are absurdly huge! I tried the code but unfortunately it didn’t work 🙁 Honestly I ‘d prefer if none of those avatars were there except for the one in the post. However, I’ll take smaller avatars any day rather than those big pictures!

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    So the css editor works, and this code got rid of all my avatars, but I’d like to keep the one in the post itself;

    .bbp-author-avatar {
    display: none;
    }

    Here’s a link to the over sized pictures: http://goo.gl/wmTgBo

    Thanks for taking a look at it! Much appreciated!

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    @Robkk Thanks for the response, but I moved the file to both locations, and edited the css but nothing worked. I used this code to resize the images:

    #bbpress-forums div.bbp-template-notice img.avatar, #bbpress-forums p.bbp-topic-meta img.avatar {
    width: 20px !important;
    height: 20px !important;
    }

    I’m pretty sure my theme does not use a conventional style sheet so I may have to edit this in the root folder?

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    Thanks for the reply @robkk. Quick question though, if I use a child theme do I create a folder and copy the css file there or to the parent theme? Also once I copy it, do I add relevant code to the file itself or to the custom css editor on wordpress?

    Thanks again!

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