Yo.
Open your folder containing all your bbPress stuff, including the config.php file. Make a new folder and call it my-templates, if it doesn’t exist yet! Open my-templates and make another new folder, and call it anything you like. This folder will house your forum’s theme.
Now go back to the main bb folder, and open bb-templates > kakumei. Copy the style.css file into the folder you created a minute ago.
Open style.css, and look for this (it’s right at the top):
body {
margin-bottom: 50px;
background: #fff;
font: 62.5% 'Trebuchet MS', 'Lucida Grande', Verdana, Tahoma, Arial;
}
Those are the fonts that will be used, in order from left to right (if someone doesn’t have, for example, Trebuchet MS they’ll then try to use Lucida Grande). The font they use here is Georgia.
Change that part to:
body {
margin-bottom: 50px;
background: #fff;
font: 62.5% Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif;
}
Save it and put the my-templates folder and everything in it on your server in the main bb folder.
Now, open your forums, go to the admin panel, go to Presentation, and click on your theme’s name. Your forum should look the same as before, but with the new font.
bbPress is brought to you by Automattic, the corporation. Not sure if there is a place to donate to this project or not…..I don’t think anyone has ever asked!
Trent
The theme appears to be a custom one done to match the rest of their website.
I would really love to know what theme they are running.
Hello,
I just installed BBPress but some links appear to be broken. I tried to make new posts in order to test the forum but they would not show up either
My forum is located here:
http://forum.webscratches.com
Does anyone knw where this could be coming from?
thank you very much
Added to the list! If you see another big player using bbPress, let us know!
Examples
Trent
Try this thread:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/700?replies=64#post-4792
It might be a localhost issue with the backslashes. There is a plugin I reference in there that might help.
Trent
hey,
this doesn’t seem to be working at all!! The first time I used it, it worked work but ever since it just hasn’t.
any ideas?
Version of the plugin?
1.3-fix
bbpress version?
version 0.8.1 with Fix bbPress Plugin 0.8.1-1 installed
Have you tried setting $mysql41 to false?
Not yet.
Very strange … can you provide an link to your forums? …
http://www.citizenkeith.com/forums/
Version of the plugin? bbpress version? Have you tried setting $mysql41 to false?
Very strange … can you provide an link to your forums? …
You have tried the plugin that’s meant to fix this? It worked for me. https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/822?replies=10
You could also try upgrading to the most current version off SVN, but you have to be prepared to get your hands dirty and face other bugs to do that. Get something like Tortoise SVN and go to the downloads page here.
Just wanted to let you know the some big players like our product!
http://support.technorati.com/
Trent
Re-reading the baptiste thread, I see that commenting out add_filter('pre_post', 'bb_filter_kses', 50); in default-filters does the trick. It solves all my problems at once!
I guess bbpress needs to do better conflict checking againt wp when wp is included.
This is the site: http://automatorworld.com/bbpress/
I’m wrapping my whole WP site around bbpress. It’s more than just styling, as you can see. I though this wasn’t supposed to present problems, but I guess this whole “kses” thing is one, eh?
I have a TRAC ticket already about this!
https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/610
Trent
Member baptiste here had a similar problem although it was with 0.75:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/641
Maybe your issue is similar?
Hey, that sounds like a great idea. The ability for plugins to automatically clean up after themselves … fantastic!
1.0 Alpha checked out March 25, 2007.
I just noticed in my admin panel that there are four normal looking entries in “Recently Moderated” and then the last one just shows this:
Topic title started by .
The source shows this:
<li>Topic titled <a href="http://www.example.com/forum/
topic.php?id&page&replies&view=all"></a> started by <a
href="http://www.example.com/forum/profile.php?id=1"></a>.</li>
[edit – I added line breaks there since the code overflow was not displaying]
So, some of it is in the source, but there’s no topic title and there’s no topic starter name (which should be admin based on the id). It’s also missing the topic id, the page id, replies, etc.
Any thoughts?
I did change the name of the Key Master to “Admin” in bb-includes/capabilities.php if that matters.
I am using the following plugins if it matters:
allow-images.php
js_quicktags.js
bb-emoticons.php
notification.php
bb-limit-latest-discussion.php
onlinelist.php
bb-memberlist.php
since-last-visit.php
comment_qt_4_bbpress.php
wordpress-integration.php
Thanks. ( I imagine I can get rid of bb-memberlist since user management seems to be integrated into the admin panel now. )
Don’t think so. Vbulletin is obsoleet even phpbb3 (more then 1.5 years late) isn’t as fast and need as bbpress is. I don’t think 1000 post will be a problem since bbpress is “build” a differnt way (don’t know the english terms to explain it right)
I’m on latest trac…is this filter present? I’m not seeing it anywhere.
I fixed mine… just had the code pasted incorrectly. But I didn’t like it… seems to slow the site down quite a bit. I’ll wait for a better solution.
What’s up with that tinymc… it’s crap really… don’t understand why wordpress uses it either, there are way better ones out there….
hmmm… Doesn’t seem to work. Any ideas?
http://www.citizenkeith.com/forums/