[wpmhweb]

Thanks for the answers.

@netweb, thank for this tip, I’ll the plugin a try.

[wpmhweb]

Thanks, but what I was trying to say is: if I want to add a banner or a piece of code to the bbPress theme, in which file can I paste the code so it shows in the whole forum’s site? So I don’t have to repeat the code over and over.

Thank you 🙂

[wpmhweb]

Makes sense now!

Thanks,

[wpmhweb]

No I don’t. Never had to for other plugins and the very first time I installed bbPress didn’t have to either.
So is it a requirement do deactivate all plugins?

Thanks,

[wpmhweb]

Hi, thanks for the answer, but I meant in the theme as inside of the PHP template files. How could I bring for example the latest questions to the front static homepage.

Thanks

[wpmhweb]

I got it!
Thanks,

[wpmhweb]

I started the theme from scratch once again and now it seems to be working. Thanks,

Quick question: Are you guys using a plugin for the fancy editor in bbPress forums with live preview? I would really like to use it.

Thanks again,

[wpmhweb]

Note: I do have the Fancy Editor enabled in the forums settings.

Thanks,

[wpmhweb]

Alright, I was able to trace the root of the problem to the bbPress default theme.

I am using the bbPress 2.0.3 child theme copy located in the Themes folder, how can troubleshoot the theme to see what is going on?

Thanks,

[wpmhweb]

Got the answer:

In the Dashboard, at Settings > Forums, you can edit the single slugs. If you remove the Forum Prefix, you’ll get your forums at http://example.com/forums/.

How to set up bbPress to /forums

I should kept on digging a little bit longer : )

Thanks,

[wpmhweb]

Thank you!

[wpmhweb]

John thanks for your reply!