Closing. jjj moved it to Future Releases. Patches welcome 
Sorry, I’ve been closing threads that are “done” due to getting bumped by spammers. Hopefully when the site gets upgraded to 2.1 this won’t be an issue.
I deleted the snippet because it is now a full plugin available here
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-custom-css-file/
Awesome, thanks for reporting back. If you find any bugs please come back and report them 
I’m having the issue listed in the original “Incorporating bbPress theme files, into a pre-existing theme” (http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/incorporating-bbpress-theme-files-into-a-pre-existing-theme) thread. Unfortunately, the thread was closed so there could be no follow up to tell jaredatch that the plugin code snippet is no longer available through the link he provided.
There is a “Recent Activity” widget that comes with bbPress – typically I just use that
I don’t recommend this unless you have backups in place and know the risks involved, but I will say I have been running 2.1 on a few of my production sites and have not ran into any “show stopping” issues – so far everything has been smooth sailing
From IRC this morning:
[11:16:40] <jjj> […] Soon. It’s pretty stable as-is, sans the BuddyPress integration.
[11:18:03] <jjj> Wanted end of February, but alas.
[11:27:17] <jjj> [next 2-3 weeks] probably a safe bet
The main thing holding up the release at this point is a few bbPress->BuddyPress integration issues.
Two other things to try:
Turn on WP_DEBUG in yout wp-config.php (https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG)
Change to TwentyTen/TwentlyEleven to eliminate any issues that are with your theme.
You might have already done this, but if not:
1. Disable ALL plugins except bbPress.
2. Go to Settings > Permalinks so a permalink flush is triggered.
3. Try going to a user profile.
You don’t have a post or page with the slug users by chance, do you?
You would use add_filter. Check out https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter
You can see how the title is constructed if you look at bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-common-template.php starting around like 2026 or so. Look for function bbp_title().
You don’t need to bump 3 threads on this
As I said in the others..
You can use the bbp_title filter that is in place to change/tweak the titles bbPress uses.
However there is no simple switch in place to disable the prefixes from being used.
You can use the bbp_title filter that is in place to change/tweak the titles bbPress uses.
However there is no simple switch in place to disable the prefixes from being used.
Using the bbp_title filter you can change or modify the titles if you want.
However there is no quick switch to turn that off unfortunately.
I think I may have a related issue, two of them in fact:
– For some reason my forum index won’t show more than 5 forums. If I create 7, 2 are hidden.
– My topics list only shows 5 topics, even though it says “Viewing 5 topics 1 through 15”
Please see example here: http://pantheones.com.au/latest-posts/
Do you have any idea why this would be?
Hi thanks for listing the shortcodes, these make things easy.
What id goes in this one? Where to find it?
[bbp-single-topic-tag] – Show the topics within a specific tag
Do these work for bp’s install?
I just check and at the moment there are no parameters you can pass to it.
Regarding the pagination, I’m not sure where it is getting the 5 cut off limit from. Maybe jjj can give some insight to that.
Hello,
My forums are all listed in “dashboard> all forums” but when I go to view them on the actual page , or view them from inside whilst editing them, the page comes up not found.
I have just tried creating a new forum and I viewed it before I published it and I saw it correctly, but when I published it and then tried to view it it came up page not found again.
The forum index views correctly under the forums page as this is a shortcode.
Where have all my 300 odd forums gone?
I would really appreciate anyones help here, I can’t bear to have to make them all again.
http://www.lifeafterlondon.com
Are there any parameters for [bbp-topic-index] that can be added to this? By default it only shows 5 topics before pagination kicks in.
Do you have a recent backup you can revert to? (Though I am guessing not).
Paste your bb-config to a website like http://pastie.org/ and we will be able to see what line 17 is (without the code getting messed up).
If there is any sensitive information such as passwords that are in the file make sure and remove those before posting here.
Ultimately I’m back to where I began. I want to continue using the WP top bar but have the edit account option link to bbPress’s account page.
No, I am not aware a way to easily keep the admin bar but filter the user link so that it goes to the bbPress profile page instead of your wp-admin user.
Something like this would need to be a custom plugin.
I mentioned various things you can do, without touching virtually any code, that would help keep users from hitting /wp-admin – unfortunately hacking the admin-bar is not one of those things.
I would like the login in the header as my first widget location is below the fold. Is it possible to use the widget code elsewhere?
Just use the bbPress Login Widget that is packaged with bbPress
So I suppose the issue here is that I then have to link to the pages – e.g. the registration page, the login page and so-forth.
Except these links would be static, so even if they had logged in that link in the header would still say “login”?
I’m not a coder, so creating dynamic user links in the header area isn’t something I can do.
Is there a plugin or code available to implement a dynamic login/user area like what is seen on this site?
You would want to disable the admin bar site-wide for “Subscribers”.
Then you would have a link in your site/theme that takes your members to the bbPress profile page where they can edit their profile.
If you disable the admin bar and use login/registrations forms via shortcodes there is really no reason for the users to ever use /wp-admin unless the specifically went to it.
