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I cannot access pigtotwig either.
Does anyone know what is going on and when the access will be available again?
I’ve noticed there is a serious problem with the way the CSS works for the default Kakumei theme (and any other theme based on it).
As you add information to the post author field on the left, it will start to vertically overflow and start to overlap the next post. This is because the designer unfortunately decided to use a shortcut via
position:absolutemaking it impossible toclear:bothcolumns.Here’s how to easily fix it by appending two simple lines to the very bottom of the
style.cssand no need to search for and edit/replace other lines..threadauthor {position:relative; float:left; margin:0 -110px 0 0; right:110px; }
.poststuff {clear:both;}If you don’t want to edit any core files, simply put this into a plugin (make a new one or any existing one)
function fix_kakumei_css() { echo '<style type="text/css">.threadauthor {position:relative; float:left; margin:0 -110px 0 0; right:110px; } .poststuff {clear:both;} </style>';}
add_action('bb_head', 'fix_kakumei_css');Tested working in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Safari for Windows. Would appreciate MAC browser feedback?
(I will attempt to automatically include this hack in my plugins to help avoid edits since it’s usually my plugins that add so much info to the left but the new gravatar in 0.9 will also cause the overflow)
Should actually be a core fix now that I think about it.
Actually I’m not using any plugins for the integration process, as bbPress and MU seem to handle it reasonably well “out of the box”.
I’m running r1197 of WPMU and 0.8.3.1 of bbPress.
Here’s some of the things that are modified/running though:
config changes in bbPress:
$bb->wp_table_prefix = 'wp_';
$bb->wp_home = 'http://url.to.wordpress.install.com/';
$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://url.to.wordpress.install.com/';
// Integrating with mu
$bb->cookiepath = '/';
$bb->cookiedomain = '.domainname.com'; // leading . allows subdomain sharing
$bb->usercookie = 'wordpressuser'; // WPMU doesn't hash cookies
$bb->passcookie = 'wordpresspass'; // WPMU doesn't hash cookies
// Load WordPress so we can use the same templates.
define('WP_BB', 'true');
require_once dirname(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/wp-blog-header.php';config changes for WPMU
// Adding custom settings to force cookies to be shared with/accessible to bbPress
define('USER_COOKIE', 'wordpressuser');
define('PASS_COOKIE', 'wordpresspass');
define('COOKIEPATH', $base);
define('SITECOOKIEPATH', '/');
define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.domainname.com'); // same as bbPressPlugins in bbPress
– A custom one I call “NoLogin” that just attempts to remove all reference that’s built into bbPress (and block actual attempts) at logging in via bbPress (rather than via MU)
– MD5 insecurity for bbPress by Sam Bauers
– A quick fix called “MainDomain” that redirects requests to a subdomain instance of the forums to the canonical version which is hosted from mybabyourbaby.com (rather than babyname.mybabyourbaby.com)
– A quick and dirty “FixKSES” which allows the left/center/justify/right paragraph buttons to work in TinyMCE, because I’m using that for post formatting.
– Display Names by Michael Adams et al to show the MU display_name, rather than the bbPress username
WPMU plugins/hacks
Because I load the WP engine in addition to the bbPress engine (not very performance-friendly, but makes life easier for sharing code etc), I have access to a lot of the functionality I rely on in the rest of the site – grabbing friendly usernames, user icons/avatars, links to profiles (which are handled completely outside bbPress and WP functionality), etc etc.
I use the TinyMCE editor bundled with WP in bbPress for posting, which is surprisingly easy to add – just load the JS file and add a class to the TEXTAREA. The only thing I haven’t fixed just yet on this is that if you edit an existing post with multiple paragraphs in it then TinyMCE seems to squash it all back down to one.
I also found that I had to add a quick function to stripslashes() onto the hooks “pre_post” and “pre_topic_title” to prevent annoying slashes appearing in them.
One last thing that I discovered was that because the WP engine is being loaded to display bbPress pages, but it doesn’t really “know about” those pages (they’re not internal WP pages), it technically triggers a 404, even though it displays just find. I explained this a bit here: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-wordpress-mu-or-not-leads-to-404-errors-but-pages-still-load including a way around it.
Templates
I’m actually using the same templates for bbPress as I am for MU. I accomplish this by symlinking those files directly from the place they normally live, into my-templates/mbob/header.php and footer.php, then make custom files for all the internal bits.
HTH someone
Beau
I know there’s a way to hide a certain part of the front page by using this:
<?php if ( bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
INSERT HIDDEN CODE HERE
<?php endif; else : // $forums ?>but I was wondering if you could have a section that only nonregistered users can view. This will make more sense after visiting my site:
http://tapestry.endless-sonata.net
At the bottom, I have a table that contains Hot Tags, Views, Users Online, and Top Posters. What I want is for that view to be only visible to registered users. Then, when a nonregistered user views this site, I want just the Hot tags to show in an expanded version, not off to the left. Is there a way to do this? I tried entering the alternate code after this:
<?php endif; else : // $forums ?>but it didn’t display anything.
Internet Explorer at my work
So, you can’t just view the rss.php page that is linked in the profiles? You need an external feeder to read it?
Topic: RSS Feed Page is all Code?!!
Alright, I will fully admit I am a complete newbie to RSS feeds and while I’m trying to learn more… I have a weird error I think.
When you have an active RSS feed on my forums it just shows a page with a white background and expandable/collasping script.
Forums: http://forums.hooligans-gaming.net
Help a brother out!
