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I’m going to build a sports fan site which will have a discussion group/forum area. I’ve got pretty deep WP experience on the admin side, and have written my own themes and plugins in the past in PHP.
I’m trying to grasp the structure and flow of bbPress. I installed it on a dev server and have been playing around and still not really sure how it is supposed to work. It’s not terribly intuitive to me.
I create a forum, but it is inside the “forums” so my ugly url is mysite.com/forums/forum/forumname. That’s kind of poo, but fine. After I create the forum I see nowhere to create a new post in the front end. So I create a topic in the back end and try to attach it to a forum, but it will only attach to certain forums and not others. Haven’t figured that out yet.
How do I simply have one forum with sub topics like this:
Sports
–Football
—football posts go in here
–Baseball
—baseball posts go in here
–Basketball
—basketball posts go in hereAny input would be great.
Topic: Few questions about BBPress
I currently have a vbulletin, and used to have vBSEO for thread title to show up in the url. I’ve since lost this.. if I convert to BBpress, can I somehow get the thread titles in the url for seo purposes?
Also, if I install bbpress, will it look like the one on this site by default, with the different forum topics on the left? Thanks.
Currently the default setting is the title of the bbpress forums to be underlined. How can I remove the underline text decoration?
I’ve been tweaking my BBPress a little bit, and in the process, I recently stumbled upon some cool customizations of this forum (bbpress support forum).
Really elegant and simple. Love it. 🙂
This particular thing caught my attention. Every topic has the author’s reply (description) is highlighted below it.
So the question 😉 – Is there a simple way to highlight and ‘stick’ the author’s first reply right below the title (above the pagination element)?