This definately looks like an issue with your theme.
Try using WordPress Twenty Eleven to ensure bbPRess works as designed and then contact the theme author to see if they can give you some tips on getting the theme to support bbPress.
In the meantime create a WordPress page called ‘forums’ (or ‘forumi’) and add the bbPress ‘shortcode‘ `[bbp-forum-index]` to this page and this should get you going.
Check out the steps outlined here https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
You don’t need to create a ‘Child Theme’ you only need to copy the files you want to edit to a subdirectory of your theme called ‘bbpress’ eg `/wp-content/mythemename/bbpress`
Aslo this new plugin by @MZAweb is also rather awesome to help you know what templates you should be editing.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/debug-bar-bbpress/
bbPress should not interfere with ‘post’ topic tags and it looks like your issue is fixed going by this URL http://xn--juridiskrdgivning-hrb.nu/tagg/importera-livsmedel/importera-livsmedel/
In a nutshell, NO. At this stage bbPress does not support this. You have two options, 1) Delete the topics manually one by one OR 2) Make a backup of the user information and delete all the posts (topics & replies) as you delete the user and then re-create the user afterwards.
In the bbPress forum settings there is a setting ‘Subscriptions – Allow users to subscribe to topics’ and this should be checked to enable users to subscribe to topics.
Find the correct file in your theme that uses the format you require.
Eg. Many people want a full-width forum and quite often in there theme is a file named full-width.php, copy this file to bbpress.php in your themes directory and you should be good to go.
I have seen a couple of people mention this… That said most find that the problem is fixed with bbPress 2.3. Can you download bbPress 2.3 RC1 from here and test again, hopefully the issue is fixed for you.
and it trashed my code, try again without the ‘s
a href=”” class=”submit user-submit”><?php echo get_avatar( bbp_get_current_user_id(), '40' ); ?
Sorry I’m a rookie idiot that didn’t include the website
http://www.gospbc.co.uk
This is probably a dumb question, and you’ll point me to a much easier solution!
Also I am still very new to wordpress, so understand a little of css and php’s but not tons. I’ll use thing and thingy a lot as well, so as not to embarrass myself with the wrong technical terms.
I am using bbpress 2.2.4 on WordPress 3.5.1 with a twentyten child theme that does a few minor mods.
I am setting up a forum, but don’t want users to see the WordPress toolbar, as this is outside the theme.
But I do want users to be able to change their password and details.
I am using the bbpress login widget in the bbpress sidebar, and by clicking the avatar or their username, users can get to a theme friendly profile page that lets them do just this.
However clicking the avatar is not instinctive, and I’d like (in the absence of a more obvious solution) to add a thingy to the bbpress sidebar that says “amend profile/change password” which when clicked takes you to the same place that clicking the avatar does (or some similar solution)
From searching on the forums, I have found the line within the widget that does this fro teh avatar (around line 140) which looks like
‘<a href="” class=”submit user-submit”>
But have no idea how to then use this or other code to achieve the goal.
Any good ideas, or is there a very basic solution I’ve missed.
Thanks
I am fairly miserable at web design, so I did the visuals and had another person do the bulk of the code and technical stuff for my website. I have a WordPress site with forums on the site using bbPress. My issue is that I seem to only be capable of having 5 topics in the forum at any given time. At the top it will indicate it is showing topics 1-5 of 8, but there is no link to any page where the older topics can be found. It’s fairly useless to have a Forum where only the most recent 5 topics can be seen. So my question is, is there a simple fix I am overlooking, or is this more likely something the person I had work on the site previously set up aside from bbPress? The site is live, and can be seen here:
Black Flag Games Forums
i found out what was the problem for me, this could be a bbpress bug. In wp_options in database i found a column named wp(tableprefix)_user_roles, in the array there was missing two roles bbp_participant and bbp_moderator.
add this. and don’t forget to tell the big array that there’s one more array in the array.
s:15:”bbp_participant”;a:2:{s:4:”name”;s:11:”Participant”;s:12:”capabilities”;a:28:{s:8:”spectate”;b:1;s:11:”participate”;b:1;s:8:”moderate”;b:0;s:8:”throttle”;b:0;s:10:”view_trash”;b:0;s:14:”publish_forums”;b:0;s:11:”edit_forums”;b:0;s:18:”edit_others_forums”;b:0;s:13:”delete_forums”;b:0;s:20:”delete_others_forums”;b:0;s:19:”read_private_forums”;b:1;s:18:”read_hidden_forums”;b:0;s:14:”publish_topics”;b:1;s:11:”edit_topics”;b:1;s:18:”edit_others_topics”;b:0;s:13:”delete_topics”;b:0;s:20:”delete_others_topics”;b:0;s:19:”read_private_topics”;b:0;s:15:”publish_replies”;b:1;s:12:”edit_replies”;b:1;s:19:”edit_others_replies”;b:0;s:14:”delete_replies”;b:0;s:21:”delete_others_replies”;b:0;s:20:”read_private_replies”;b:0;s:17:”manage_topic_tags”;b:0;s:15:”edit_topic_tags”;b:0;s:17:”delete_topic_tags”;b:0;s:17:”assign_topic_tags”;b:1;}}}
Eureka…!!! sorry, i don’t mean to spam this thread. but finally i made it fixed.
hope this help for others
these is my installation : WP 3.5.1 (multisite subdir)+ BP 1.7 rc1 + Bbp 2.3 rc1
by default it should work to any themes..
my trouble previously : (look above)
Managed fullwidth : (thanks to @jaredatch)
– identify your theme’s file with fullwidth.php
– rename that file to bbpress.php
– you’ll get no sidebar, meaning your forum is fullwidth
Removing dot list style : (thanks to @jaredatch again)
– put the code below into your main theme css. ussually called style.css
#bbpress-forums li {
margin: 0;
list-style: none;
background: none;
padding: 0;
}
– you SHOULD put under #main area and not in #sidebar or other IDs.
that’s all.
cheers
Currently this is not possible with bbPress out of the box.
Take a look at this thread on creating your own language/translation files for bbPress.
Language file isn't working
Grab a free theme from WordPress https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/ and see how well it integrates with bbPress some themes support bbPress others just work.
https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started-with-bbpress/
Can you try updating to bbPress 2.3 RC1 and if you still have problems create a ticket in trac.
bbPress 2.3 – Release Candidate 1
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/wiki
I think you might want to install the ‘bbPress Debug Bar’ by @mzaweb
It will show you exactly what templates are being loaded on each page of your site.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/debug-bar-bbpress/
Can you try bbPress 2.3 RC1 https://bbpress.org/blog/2013/03/bbpress-2-3-release-candidate-1/
A similar issue was reported here but can no longer be reproduced.
You are correct, bbPress does not include any form of ‘live preview’ at this stage.
If you enable the ‘fancy editor’ though you do have a WYSIWYG which is similar to ‘live preview’
bbPress does not have any options to do what you are looking for at this stage.
That said there have been a couple of tweaks to how Private/Hidden forums for the upcoming bbPress 2.3 that you can grab bbPress 2.3 RC1 and see if it helps or not 😉
bbPress 2.3 – Release Candidate 1
Take a look at `bbp_get_participant_role` /includes/core/capabilities.php#L219
Try using `is_bbpress()` as the conditional.
