Hello Robin. Thanks for the response. I was able to address this issue by creating categories to establish the hierarchy that I needed. Everything is working well now. Thank you!!
Has anyone else successfully configured the bbpress search to include WordPress pages? Thank you.
No need to be sorry. Appreciate your attempt!!
Hi Robin,
thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, the code did not work. When I enter text that I know is in a wordpress page into the forum search box, I get a list of forum topics, and that list disappears. When the list disappears, I get a no post found message.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8xv3qblzumnh16s/forumsearch.PNG?dl=0
Ironically, my gravitar appears on your bbPress site. 🙂
I am using the private groups plugin for this. The plugin lets you restrict certain topics to the members of a group. If you want your topic available for all forum users to see, but you only want certain users to be notified, then the private groups plugin will likely not work. You can find the plugin here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-private-groups/
Thank you!!
I removed the customized code from the template.php file in the wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/common folder – copied the template.php file into my theme’s bbpress folder, and then readded the custom code to the file.
I now see the subscribe link. It does appear at the bottom of the page though instead of in the breadcrumbs.
Really appreciate your help!
Thank you.
I am unable to send a link to the site, as it is still company confidential. I tried several things today, including ensuring that this line of code (<?php bbp_forum_subscription_link(); ?> exists in the content-single-forum.php file. I am still unable to see the Subscribe link in the breadcrumbs.
Any assistance would be very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Hi Pascal,
Thanks for the quick reply. There is no Subscribe next to the breadcrumbs.
I did customize the breadcrumbs though so that it displays my wordpress forum home page instead of the default forum home page. This is what I added to the template.php file in this folder: wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/common
// Add the breadcrumb
// $crumbs[] = ‘‘ . $r[‘root_text’] . ‘‘;
$crumbs[] = ‘Dynaman Community Forum‘;
instead of the standard code, which is:
// Add the breadcrumb
// $crumbs[] = ‘‘ . $r[‘root_text’] . ‘‘;
Hi Pascal,
Thanks for the quick reply. There is no Subscribe next to the breadcrumbs.
I did customize the breadcrumbs though so that it displays my wordpress forum home page instead of the default forum home page. This is what I added to the template.php file in this folder: wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/common
// Add the breadcrumb
// $crumbs[] = '<a href="' . esc_url( $root_url ) . '">' . $r['root_text'] . '</a>';
$crumbs[] = '<a href="/wordpress/dynaman-community-forum/">Dynaman Community Forum</a>';
instead of the standard code, which is:
// Add the breadcrumb
// $crumbs[] = '<a href="' . esc_url( $root_url ) . '">' . $r['root_text'] . '</a>';
I talked with a consultant who was able to provide the solution. We set the margin bottom to 0.
Pascal, I found the code to add to enqueue my child style sheet.
wp_enqueue_style( ‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_uri(), array( ‘parent-style’ ) );
I added it, and all works well.
Thank you so very much!
Pascal, do you have an example of how I would enqueue my style sheet?
Thank you!
Oh, I apologize. I reread Pascal’s suggestion and realized that I did not do one step, which I am assuming is very important. I did not enqueue my style sheet after the code. Unfortunately, I don’t know how to do that.
Thank you all for your replies. I did try Pascal’s suggestion, but that did not work. I am using a paid theme: Support Desk.
Hi Robin,
Yes, when I deactivate the plugin, the child theme styles come back.
