I believe it’s supposed to show an ip address. No idea why it’s showing that though.
Edit the bbpress base theme to not include the sidebars.
Looks good, though imo you overdid it with all the opacities. Some content is hardly readable.
CSS issues cant really be repaired if I cant see the website.
“Resource Limit Is Reached”
bbPress is just using WordPress’s custom post type function, so you can just use the standard loop that you use for Worpdress and edit it to only load the forums custom post type.
Best test is to always test in native themes, as most plugins are tested in this.
This is not loaded by bbPress, probably some other kind of plugin or theme doing this.
Awesome share, really believe this function should be imported to the core soon. Seeing how many people are asking for it.
If it is a paid plugin they should be offering faster support in my opinion.
I had the same problem with a plugin a while back too, unfortunately it’s not a problem that bbPress has to resolve. In my case I just rewrote the other plugin.
You can edit the theme files and remove it from there.
Here’s more info about editing the bbPress theme files.
As always: Have you tried this with a clean install? Without the specific theme and such?
A hierarchy function like phpBB is not yet possible, without hacking your theme. You can find that hack here on the forums.
This is probably because the main administrator role or what they used to call “key master” should not be changed.
This function is still under construction, there is a hacky method lingering on these forums though.
That white block is coming from a plugin or from your theme, it’s some sort of slider.
You’d have to adjust the standard loop output, you can do this in your bbpress theme.
Line 32 of content-single-topic contains:
bbp_has_replies()
Turn it into:
bbp_has_replies('order=DESC')
Havent tried this though, but it should work.
You can change it in your bbpress theme.
Line 29 of form-reply.php: <legend><?php printf( __( 'Reply To: %s', 'bbpress' ), bbp_get_topic_title() ); ?></legend>
Best way to test is just turning off anything custom (plugins / themes) and change back to a normal WordPress theme.
The people that have the brain for it are either too busy, not giving back to the community or are helping improving the bbPress core.
I personally also feel that more people that have zero knowledge of coding use bbPress, than programmers and such use it.
Sorta, the latest version had some work on it. However it’s still not the greatest.
Take a look at this, it should help you out.
You or someone else must have done something in the mean time. For example editing the bbPress theme or changing the bbPress search setting.
This has been pushed all the way back to bbPress 2.6, before this will be in the core.
You could always just try copying the existing function, making this a new function and just change it. Edit: A guy called lynq did just that. Check it out.
