Ok, have found this:
The repair tool “Recalculate private and hidden forums” has a bug in it 🙁
When that repair tool is run private and hidden forum are assigned both _bbp_private_forums and _bbp_hidden_forums statuses so this is why a user with the Participant role could not read a private forum as after that tool had been run it was also been given the hidden status also.
The workaround for this is to do exactly what you did by “changing each forum from Private to Public back to Private” as this doesn’t touch the broken repair tool and sets the visibility status correctly.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2512
So, “changing each forum from Private to Public back to Private” fixed my issue.
WP 4.6.1
bbPress 2.5.11-6121
Hello, Robkk!
This is a great solution, exactly what I wanted. Thank you a lot for your suggestion and detailed explanation!
Hello, Pascal!
Thank you for helping me again. It turns out this is not .bbp-author-avatar issue. The issue starts when you enable threaded replies in bbPress settings. This is reproducible on fresh WP/bbPress install as well.
So, if threaded replies are enabled, the issue appears. I just disabled those setting on all of my sites and the issue disappeared.
Summary: if threaded replies are enabled in bbPress settings, the topic is rendered wrong on small screens (less than 414×736).
Bug? I’m using bbPress 2.5.8 with theme Twenty Sixteen (WP 4.4.2).
The issue seems to be related to ‘bbl-author-avatar’ class. But I still can not find any reasons, why avatar suddenly ‘jumps’ to the upper left on small screens…
The only (ugly) workaround I found until now is to hide avatars on the small screens:
@media screen and (max-width: 375px) {
.bbp-author-avatar {
display: none;
}
}
Any other ideas? Thank you.
Pascal, thank you for helping me!
By misaligned I was meant that the avatars are not on the same line as the user name. Your code solves this issue:
img.avatar.avatar-14.photo {
margin-bottom: 0px !important;
display:inline;
}
There is a side-effect though: the avatar gets underlined if you use ‘display:inline;’. If there is a way to remove the underline? ‘text-decoration: none’ does not seems to work.
Here is a link to the test forum with your code applied: http://rugby-forum.ru/wp3/forums/forum/test-forum/
Thank you!
Thank you for adding a ticket. Hopefully this will be fixed.
Maybe it is a good idea to add another ticket as well: the bbPress does not follow switching color scheme in the default WP theme (Twenty Sixteen). Here are the details and a screenshot: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-does-not-support-the-default-wp-theme-when-switching-to-dark-scheme/
Just tested several default WP themes with bbPress (from 2010 to 2016). Here they are: http://vkondakoff.synology.me/photo/share/8erFChRr
2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015 are looking good. 2011 is cropped by it’s right side even without anything in WP sidebar. 2014 is just to small is size (don’t know why). 2016 is just cropped on the left side…
Pascal, thank you for help!
The theme used is the default (for the WP 4.4.2) Twenty Sixteen. This is a fresh install, no theme modification or other plugins are used. Can we think of this issue as of a bug?
Here it is: http://rugby-forum.ru/wp3/forums/
Looks like this code helps a little bit:
.bbpress .entry-content {
float: none !important;
width: auto !important;
}
Are there any better solutions? And why bbPress reserves this space?
Thank you!
To be sure there is nothing wrong with my WP+bbPress install, I just reinstalled WordPress from scratch and added bbPress as the one and only plugin (this is the default theme Twenty Sixteen).
Here is a screenshot: http://goo.gl/1Bll3A
Why bbPress ‘reserves’ this left-margin space. Can this indentation be disabled?
Thank you!
