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Hi everyone
I’m one of those novice newbies i’m afraid.
Trying to create a simple forum site.
Have selected great theme – Spun
Using bbPress as forum plugin.
When I redirect the permalink for post selected to contain the forum I get this view: but when I use the shortcode for the forum index it displays just as I’d like Though this isn’t navigable.It looks to me like it’s trying to fit the forum in one column. Could anyone tell me what code I’d need to create what I see using the shortcode on the /forums page so it’s usable? Or is there a way of running the forums using the shortcodes?
Many thanks
Topic: FORUM is missing i Dashoard
It seems me FORUMS menu is not exsisting in my dashboard? I have just installed and actiatet bbpress….

Topic: Tiny MCE don't work
Hi,
I’ve put this plugins for a Tiny MCE for bbpress … http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-enable-tinymce-visual-tab/screenshots/But it seems have an error, my screen shoot is like that!
http://pumpshooter.com/yL4V4b79How can I fix it please?
Thanks
Topic: get last two posts
Hi everybody.
Just got bbpress sorted out.
But as always I need a bit more functionality.
Can any one point me in the right direction to put a query together to extract the last two posts made on bbpress to display on the site home page.been digging about in the db but can’t find any clues there..Anyone?
thanks
I don’t know if this is possible, but I was wondering if there was some way to automatically “close” or “hide” threads/posts after a certain period of time with no activity. I currently have about 8 pages of threads/topics on my site, sorted by freshness, and some of the older ones haven’t had a new comment/post in over a month.
Instead of manually closing or trashing all of the older posts, I would love it if there was a piece of code that would automatically do that.
*I found a way to do this by age of the topic, but not by freshness.
(All up-to-date)
Wordpress 3.5.1
bbPress 2.3.2
BuddyPress 1.7.1Topic: Activity Widget?
I remember how impressed I was the first time I saw a bbpress standalone installation. It was so clean and easy to navigate–things weren’t buried in places I couldn’t find them, the threads were clean and the UI was simple. I couldn’t resist using it on my next project.
After installing it, I got into the admin interface and it was just like using wordpress! It integrated with Akismet, there was a plugin architecture, it was fantastic! I was sold.
Then.. I started to run into a few issues here and there… a couple of the plugins didn’t work, and I couldn’t find support for them.. I couldn’t find a way to integrate a good wysiwyg editor.. and then bugs started to show up in the admin panel.
“No problem” I thought.. “I’ll just upgrade”.
Over to the bbpress.org page, and now it’s a wordpress plugin.. “OK.. guess I’ll give that a try”. after half an hour of working with it, I realized it wasn’t for me, and now I see that the standalone version appears to be permanently mothballed.
That is unacceptable. That standalone software was awesome… we can’t let it die.
Let’s bring it back!!
I am raising my voice for resurrecting the bbpress standalone software. Who here will support this effort? I’m a developer.. that’s one.. who else is going to help me?
I am installing a bbPress (2.3.2) forum on a WordPress (3.5.1) and I simply need to make my “reply” and “submit” buttons bigger, so they stand out. I am a newbie to WordPress and am sure this is an easy fix.If somebody could please point me in the right direction.
I have a members only area on my website, and this is where the bbPress forums are (will be) located. Is there a way to have all forum pages have the “member area” page as a parent?
Hi.
I am having the blank page issue. I tried adding a shortcode to it, but it stayed blank.
I am using Widezine theme with a BBpress Child theme.
website: westcoastnomads.com
Can someone help, please?
I’m a coding newbie, so please dumb it down. 🙂
Jill