[jabbamonkey]

I created two forum categories, with two forums under each, and ordered them as such…

Montecristo

— News

— Issues & Concerns

Cabo, San Lucas

— Bad Experiences

— Places of Interest

However, if you go to http://montecristoowners.com/forums/ you will they are ordered much differently. And, it doesn’t even look like they are categorized…

Cabo, San Lucas

Issues & Concerns

News

Bad Experiences

Places of Interest

Any idea how I can fix this?

I am using BBPress 2.0 (and BuddyPress) and my forums are located at:

http://montecristoowners.com/forums/

[monkfish13]

So I finally found this after a lot of searching the WP codex and comparing the code between the two plugins.

The setting to change is in jigopress-admin.php and your looking around line 40 for the position marker.

I changed mine to 90 so it sits at the bottom of the admin menu – and doesn’t conflict with other top-level menus items

I couldn’t however find a way to move the “products” and “orders” menu items down to sit with the jigoshop menu.

Everything now works and is present in the menus – albeit not if a very good order.

The advice above is informative – but not vary helpful if you actually want to fix the issue.

If anyone can shed more light on this issue, it would be appriciated.

With thanks

Webbo

[Grant Norwood]

Bug created at https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1631 with screen shots … apologies for switching WP accounts on everybody. I’ll start looking into this and submit a patch for review when I can!

[kevinvaughn]

I’m running the current version of the bbPress plugin and have a quick question… Can anyone tell me what the “Subscribe” link at the top of a Topic is supposed to do? I assumed that when clicked it sends email to the user every time someone adds a reply to the thread. Is this not what it does? Is it maybe not working? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated…

[kevinvaughn]

I’m running the current version of the bbPress plugin and have a quick question… Can anyone tell me what the “Subscribe” link at the top of a Topic is supposed to do? I assumed that when clicked it sends email to the user every time someone adds a reply to the thread. Is this not what it does? Is it maybe not working? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated…

[KRCSC]

Yeah I know, for some reason that refused to work with my theme – really annoying.

[KRCSC]

Yeah I know, for some reason that refused to work with my theme – really annoying.

[John James Jacoby]

Cyclecincy is currently using the default theme that comes with bbPress 2.0.

[John James Jacoby]

Cyclecincy is currently using the default theme that comes with bbPress 2.0.

[John James Jacoby]

bbPress already does do this, yes.

The process isn’t being sped up, other than 2.0 being close to complete. What would help is having more developers contribute to bbPress core, and if we had a codex where members could contribute documentation.

Once 2.0 ships I’ll be looking into how to best setup a codex for us.

[KRCSC]

Bloody hell Cyclecincy, that forum looks really good. I’ve been trying in vain to get mine to look even half decent (for some reason BBPress looked awful with my theme). Any chance you could tell me how you did it and show me the CSS???

[KRCSC]

Bloody hell Cyclecincy, that forum looks really good. I’ve been trying in vain to get mine to look even half decent (for some reason BBPress looked awful with my theme). Any chance you could tell me how you did it and show me the CSS???

[Adam]

So question:

Buddy press allows you to set a configuration where the plugin in works on ONE of your multi-sites instead of across the board. Will bbpress 2.0 do this?

I also have a second question.

1.x – 2.0 took WAY to long to come out. How is the process being sped up?

[vladoa]

What if I don’t want a sidebar on the forum page? I want it to look like “full page template” . How do I do that for the forum only? (Yes, I am using BbPress plugin in WP)

[vladoa]

What if I don’t want a sidebar on the forum page? I want it to look like “full page template” . How do I do that for the forum only? (Yes, I am using BbPress plugin in WP)

[Recon2]

I’m trying to make a really simple install of bbPress 2.0. I am using modified bbp-twentyten theme files with my WordPress theme. I have disabled topic favorites and subscriptions and would now like to disable all the user profile pages.

I realise that this will make it impossible for users to quickly review all the posts from a particular user, but this isn’t important to me. How can I remove this functionality — or at least remove the profile link every time a username is displayed?

I hope there’s an easy way to do this

[travis.hill]

plugin, gents. this topic is tagged bbpress 2.0-rc-4.

[vladoa]

Use Avatar Upload plugin and then go here:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-user-photo-front-end-upload?replies=17#post-2226189

[vladoa]

I have bbPress as WP plugin. The integration is seemless, but I want the forum to appear on a page without the sidebar. Otherwise the replies become ridiculously long.

Any workaround for this? A shortcode maybe?

[zaerl]

Tell them to change the avatars on gravatar.com.

[zaerl]

bbPress plugin or standalone?

[LewisB]

Hi everyone. I’m currently trying to implement bbPress into my WP site.

I managed to install it fine, the problem is that neither bbPress nor my website actually work together in any way.

For example, having installed bbPress to my root directory I could access the bbPress forum but it was entirely independent of my site, and had no “home” button to return to my site. Whilst my site had no forum button to physically travel to the forum.

It is as if I’d made two separate websites. Is this normal?

Having installed the bbPress plugin also, this did integrate into my site, in the correct position (within the confines of the page). However by doing this method in the dashboard it states:

“Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress”.

So I have a conundrum:

1. If I use the plugin it lacks most vital features.

2. If I install directly to the root directory, bbPress becomes an entirely separate entity from my website with no ability (that I can see) to return back to my homepage.

Is there a way of installing the plugin (as this places it where I need it to be) but also have the features of the independent bbPress site I made by manually installing to the root?

(am I making any sense at all?)

[Vernon S. Howard – WordPress Developer & Consultant]

I installed the BBpress plugin into my WordPress install without any issues except one… Can someone tell me how I can let users of the forum update their Avatars? I’ve tried a number of plugins with no luck so far. Any suggestions?

[travis.hill]

https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1630

Thanks for your super powers @JohnJamesJacoby!

Travis

[John James Jacoby]

The bbPress plugin does this, as it’s a pain to mark a user as spam and have their posts not be spam along with them.