Search Results for 'bbpress'
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Topic: Simplifying my forums
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
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?
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?)
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?
Hello,
I am new on bbpress and i am installing bbpress on wordpress.
While i am installing bbpress i install bbpress plugin on my website.
But i am installing bbpress manually i am not understanding how to do it.
Please some help me with the step by step instructions.
Hope this help.
Tushar Jadhav
I can’t seem to locate where the words EDIT and DELETE and pulled from.
I want to change them to images, see this page for an example of how QUOTE looks
http://www.longboardcalgary.com/bbpress/topic.php?id=193"e=843#postform
Thanks so much for your help
Topic: Tiny Avatars
My user avatars look great when they appear on an individual topic page, but on the page where it lists all the topics in a forum they are tiny (14×14 px)
I’m using an unmodified WP bbPress plugin and I uploaded the avatars with the “Simple Local Avatars” WP plugin. Anyone know why they would look good in the topics page but tiny on the list page?
I have searched for hours and I can’t make sense of how to customize a forum when using bbpress that was installed as a WP plug in.
I want to do two things:
1) get rid of the part that says “This forum contains 2 topics and 3 replies, and was last updated by John John 8 hours ago.”
2) I want to make the forum page wider than the default page width for my WordPress theme.
This seems like these should be very simple customization, but I just can’t figure out how to do it. Can someone point me to where I could learn step by step how to do this?
thanks,
Tom