Еverything according to the recipes bbP shortcodes 2.8 – works. Stickies are always shown if they are marked by the admin.
There were several layers in my CSS code – I need to figure it out. I just wanted to make sure that everyone’s bbP shortcodes 2.8 is working properly.
Thanks for your feedback!
I use the bbP shortcodes 2.8 plugin only, don’t have the style pack plugin. The bbp-display-topic-index shortcode works great with both double or single quotes—everything! except for sticker management. In the web code, the line that I want to disable is written as .bbp-topics ul.super-sticky, .bbp-topics-front ul.super-sticky – this is all standard, I didn’t change anything.
Maybe the problem is the shortcode is used twice on the page? I plan to allow stickers in one block, but prohibit them in the second – other forums and stickers are not appropriate there.
I think you are using the style pack plugin shortcodes, in which case it is bsp not bbp.
Also the above is using the wrong apostrophies, it may be because you pasted without using the code button
This should work
[bsp-display-topic-index show="6" forum ="2692,2696,2697,2698,2700,2702" show_stickies="false"]
If not come back
In css of the style pack plugin. But i have try also try it on theme’s custom codes, but nothing happen!
yes, but WHERE did you put this code?????
Custom css of the style pack plugin, your theme’s custom code or elsewhere?
Hi. I use a shortcode from bbP shortcodes like [bbp-display-topic-index show=’6′ forum =’2692,2696,2697,2698,2700,2702′ show_stickies=’false’] Question about Stickies – the display does not depend on this records – false or true. I even tried to write no – it doesn’t help either, the topics are always shown at the top.
BBpress 2.6.11
How is this solved?
.bbp-forum-content ul.sticky, .bbp-topics ul.sticky, .bbp-topics ul.super-sticky, .bbp-topics-front ul.super-sticky {
background-color: rgb(36, 37, 37) !important;
}
.bbp-template-notice, div.indicator-hint {
background-color: rgb(45, 46, 46);
border-color: rgb(93 93 93);
color: rgb(229, 224, 216);
}
You se the first code come true and chage the color
But the secend
.bbp-template-notice, div.indicator-hint {
background-color: rgb(45, 46, 46);
border-color: rgb(93 93 93);
color: rgb(229, 224, 216);
}
dont change anything!
I changed the color visually via the web browser and then copied the code into Custom CSS, but when I then refresh the page, it again shows the color I wanted to change, so this didn’t help! See the image of the code I wrote in Custom CSS
What am I doing wrong here, why didn’t the color change? See the image of the code I pasted into Custom CSS
I use bbPress Version 2.6.11 and wp version: 6.6.1.
I am also using bbp style pack Version 6.0.6.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10K7mu5ipMPwsPtfEneTZ5PpmRjq4Ilhn/view?usp=sharing
Okay, so how can we override the code for sending emails?
Any filter or hook that can we use.
Since bbPress sends emails in ‘bulk,’ every recipient gets the same message; there is no way around that. There was some discussion of changing how emails are sent, but that is a very complex issue right now.
The only way to resolve this is to override the bbPress code for sending emails and write a new one to do what you need. But, that needs to be custom-coded, and it would not be cheap to do.
How can i get the Recipient Email in New Reply Email Body just like the other code e.g {site_title} in this bbp style pack plugin. Can you please help me out.
It would probably take me a day to extract the relevant code.
The style pack plugin is designed to only run what is necessary, so files are pretty much only loaded as needed. If you are only running for FSE suppprt, I suspect that you would struggle to see any difference in site load time.
Hi,
I setup another new forum( two different forums on my site), his name is Aid,
my short code is:
[bbp-single-forum id=$forum_Aid]
but it doesn’t work,
Maybe create a forum called say ‘announcements’
Then create a page called whatever you wish
Into that page put the following shortcode
[bbp-single-forum id=$forum_id]
Where $forum_id is the forum id
@houd, thanks for your help.
I tried your code but the ‘span’ tag does not work as expected.
Strangely, I think the code itself is correct because ‘strong’ tag (bold text) does work when I added it in the code for testing purpose. Like this:
function wp_bbpress_allow_tags(){
return array(
'span'=> array(
'class' => true,
'style' => true,
),
'strong' => array(),
);
}
add_filter('bbp_kses_allowed_tags', 'wp_bbpress_allow_tags');
Don’t know what go wrong.
You need to pick the allowed html tags that the users can use in your “functions.php”, like so:
function wp_bbpress_allow_tags(){
return array(
'span'=> array(
'class' => true,
'style' => true,
),
// add other tags to allow here
);
}
add_filter('bbp_kses_allowed_tags', 'wp_bbpress_allow_tags');
Keep in mind the tags you pick here are the only tags that will be allowed, so list all of them here.
Don’t ask me why the default allowed tags are different than the default shown TinyMCE buttons.
Hello ,
I hope I can explain clearly what I want.
The topic title from the last post should be displayed
As can be seen in the following picture:
this picture is from my Woltlab forum. I specifically mean what I marked yellow!
I would like to have the same thing in the bbPress forum!
At the point I marked in the following picture.
So the name of the last topic is displayed above the date and time.
What should the code look like here?
I hope you can help me .
greetings from simsdreams
Security risk: privesc. It could be possible to elevate a user’s privileges to a higher permission level.
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If anyone out there needs to quickly do an emergency fix to their live site before updating to 2.6.11, here are the changed lines of code between 2.6.10 and 2.6.11:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/7272
I’m not advocating for hacking on weird files on live sites, but I understand everyone’s situations are different, and thought maybe this could be helpful to see.
2.6.11 is out!
Blog post imminent.
Changelog code page updated.
Sorry everyone 😔
Chuckie, try logging in using the standard WordPress login page and rollback to the previous version.
https://publictalksoftware.co.uk/wp-login.php
You can get older versions from the Advanced page on WordPress.org.
You can find a dropdown with previous versions at the bottom of this page.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress/advanced/
Once you download the version you want, upload the ZIP archive under Plugins > Add New.
You will be asked to overwrite the existing plugin. Click Yes, and you are back to normal.
Hello, Robin!
I tried all the steps you mentioned before opening this ticket.
I cleared both the page and object caches and resaved the permalink rules in case this was causing the 404 errors. (although permalink issues would cause problems regardless of the logged-in status)
In addition to the 404 errors, pages containing queries, like the Blog page or post-type archive pages, load as they should, with 200 OK status, but do not display any content. (the queries return null)
Reverting to bbPress 2.6.9 solves the issue.
And as I mentioned, this only happens for anonymous visitors. For administrators and logged-in users the pages work as expected.
Otherwise it is doable but far beyond free help – as I say bbpress just uses wordpress registration so maybe contact a wordpress developer who can do some code for you.
