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Topic: Filter name
There is filter called
twentyten_author_bio_avatar_sizein user-details.php. Is this intentional, or should it be likebbpress_author_bio_avatar_size?In case a user change his display name to be diffrent from his username, you cannot use @someusername to mention someone since you do not know what the users username is.
Would be nice to be able to optionally include an
@someusernamejust below the link to a reply or topic authors profile.Perhaps the best way of doing this would be to add an extra argument to the args array for the bbp_get_reply_author_link function. The current args are:
$defaults = array (
'post_id' => 0,
'link_title' => '',
'type' => 'both',
'size' => 80,
'sep' => ' ',
'show_role' => false
);But could be changed to:
$defaults = array (
'post_id' => 0,
'link_title' => '',
'type' => 'both',
'size' => 80,
'sep' => ' ',
'show_role' => false,
'show_mention' => true,
);I know having the user name visible is kind of a security issue, but since the user name already is visible in the profile URL…
Also, a setting for this in the backend would be nice.
Topic: Custom login Page
If you love your website you will do anything to make sure it looks more welcoming
I have been looking for a custom login for my website, searched everywhere… The only thing i got was the same login style page, with just only a logo changed, you just have to install the plugin and given an option to upload a logo. Then i figured how to make my login page something that i want. I took firebug edited css style.
I pasted all my custom css-style in a notepad and opened wp-admin.css and inserted the code. It take less than 10mins to do this, If you are looking for a custom login page do not look any further, just take you 5 to 10 mins and customise your login.
Take note: when you update you WordPress it will overwrite your edition, so for you not to loose you styles, after editing make a copy of wp-admin.css and save it in the same folder, you can do that by Zipping the file, that creates a zipped-copy. If you want to do this here is a bit of steps to help:
1. before anything just creat a copy of wp-admin.css and rename it, you can rename it wp-admin.css.Tempo, just for incase you mess up everything you can always restore…
Then OPEN public_html/example.com/wp-admin/css
You might loose hope, or your brain might hurt when you look at the code arrangement, trust me its pretty much easier to edit. Anywhere at the end of “}” create a space where you are going to insert your custom css code.
The code looks something like this:1. | dashboard_browser_nag a{color:#fff}#dashboard_browser_nag.browser-insecure a.browse-happy-link,#dashboard_browser_nag.browser-insecure a.update-browser-link{text-shadow:#871b15 0 1px 0}#dashboard_browser_nag a.browse-happy-link,#dashboard_browser_nag a.update-browser-link{text-shadow:#d29a04 0 1px 0}
At the end of each “}” its the beginning of new style code, so by creating space it will be something like:
1. | dashboard_browser_nag a{color:#fff}#dashboard_browser_nag.browser-insecure a.browse- happy-link,#dashboard_browser_nag.browser-insecure a.update-browser-link{text-shadow:#871b15 0 1px 0}
—–>>[[[space here]]] then insert you codes here ( this is just to make you see what you are editing much better)
2. | #dashboard_browser_nag a.browse-happy-link,#dashboard_browser_nag a.update-browser-link{text-shadow:#d29a04 0 1px 0}
Your custom css style will overwrite the main css style, it might look a bit weird at first, just hold on.
2. Open wp-login.php , first make a copy of it just for incase…
Just after
1. “” Insert
1. php get_header()Now your login should look like any of your pages.
Then remove this line:
1. |
<a href="” title=””>
Just after
2. |You can now refresh your login page:If you love your website you will do anything to make sure it looks more welcoming. I hope this helps, I am new to WordPress, just that i love testing things up.
Here is an example: [www.royaltweet.com/wp-login.php]
Regards
Lesego Keikabile
Have a beautifulDay 🙂Topic: JS Error: suggest
I’m getting this on all my sites that have upgraded to 2.2.x (tested on 2.2.1 too):
Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'suggest'This relates to this part of the code added to every page of the WP Admin area:
jQuery(document).ready(function() {var bbp_topic_id = jQuery( '#bbp_topic_id' );
bbp_topic_id.suggest( ajaxurl + '?action=bbp_suggest_topic', {
onSelect: function() {
var value = this.value;
bbp_topic_id.val( value.substr( 0, value.indexOf( ' ' ) ) );
}
} );
});
