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I’m editing the edubb theme. If I make the avatar the size I want, then the post area gets shoved downwards. Therefore I edited the post.php to look like this:
<div class="post-author"><?php post_author_link(); ?></div>
<b><div class="post-author"><?php post_author_avatar_link(); ?></div></b>
<div class="post-date"><?php post_author_title(); ?></div>
<div class="post-date"><?php printf( __('Posted %s ago'), bb_get_post_time() ); ?> <a>">#</a> <?php post_ip_link(); ?> <?php post_edit_link(); ?> <?php post_delete_link(); ?><?php if (function_exists('report_post_link')) : ?> <? report_post_link(); ?><?php endif; ?></div>
<div class="post-text">
<?php post_text(); ?>
</div>by adding the post_author_avatar_link to line 2.
It works pretty well but the problem is that the avatars show up where I want them to ONLY in the reply posts, but not in the threadstarter post. Can anyone help me figure out where/how to edit the beginning post of the thread?
Topic: Last Post Data
I am a beginner with a beginner question: On the front page in the “Latest Discussions” section, there are columns for Last Poster and Freshness. However, in the “Forums” section, there are no such columns.
I would like to add this information in the “Forums” section as well (and then eventually delete the “Latest Discussions” section). I have added the two column headers (actually combined into one column that has both pieces of info in it), but I have no idea how to get the correct data (which I want to search all the topics from within each forum and pull the latest poster and time details).
The code I currently have is below (for the site http://heathoops.net/forums). It’s formatted how I want it, but I have no idea what post data it is pulling (I want it to pull the latest post from any topic within each forum)… Can anyone help?
<?php if ( bb_forums() ) : ?>
<h2><?php _e(‘Forums’); ?></h2>
<table id=”forumlist”>
<tr>
<th><?php _e(‘Main Theme’); ?></th>
<th><?php _e(‘Topics’); ?></th>
<th><?php _e(‘Posts’); ?></th>
<th><?php _e(‘Last Post’); ?></th>
</tr>
<?php while ( bb_forum() ) : ?>
<tr<?php bb_forum_class(); ?>>
<td><?php bb_forum_pad( ‘<div class=”nest”>’ ); ?>“><?php forum_name(); ?><small><?php forum_description(); ?></small><?php bb_forum_pad( ‘</div>’ ); ?></td>
<td class=”num”><?php forum_topics(); ?></td>
<td class=”num”><?php forum_posts(); ?></td>
<td class=”num”>by “><?php topic_last_poster(); ?>
on <?php echo date(“D M j, Y g:i a”, strtotime($topic->topic_time)); ?></br></td></tr>
Hah simultaneous post.
It is a commercial theme, ProfitsTheme, that has had the twentyten bbP elements ripped out and put into it. I lovingly refer to it as FrankenTheme. 
But for the most part it’s working like a champ. Except for this…It was working before just fine, then it didn’t so I updated to the latest trunk and re-integrated all my changes… then it worked great. Till today when it suddenly stopped again. Very confused…
Jonathan
Does /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-twentyten/style.css exist?
No need to move files around.
Don’t worry, it’s actually more common than you might think to get the two confused.
Kind of a long story, but more cliffnotes…
BuddyPress is a social networking plugin for WordPress, that actually comes bundled with bbPress inside of it to create group discussion forums.
bbPress has always been a stand-alone platform (like WordPress) but is being turned into a plugin for WordPress to make integration as seamless as possible. So right now, there are two distinctly separate versions of bbPress, stand-alone and plugin.
As far as I know there isn’t a migration script between SMF and bbPress, but I could be wrong. There most likely is not one for the bbPress plugin since it hasn’t been publicly released yet.
Documentation, is limited.
There is almost none on the plugin so far, but there will be once it’s released and in the wild. We’ll put some documentation up here at bbpress.org to help answer all of these kinds of questions easier.
Kind of a long story, but more cliffnotes…
BuddyPress is a social networking plugin for WordPress, that actually comes bundled with bbPress inside of it to create group discussion forums.
bbPress has always been a stand-alone platform (like WordPress) but is being turned into a plugin for WordPress to make integration as seamless as possible. So right now, there are two distinctly separate versions of bbPress, stand-alone and plugin.
As far as I know there isn’t a migration script between SMF and bbPress, but I could be wrong. There most likely is not one for the bbPress plugin since it hasn’t been publicly released yet.
Documentation, is limited.
There is almost none on the plugin so far, but there will be once it’s released and in the wild. We’ll put some documentation up here at bbpress.org to help answer all of these kinds of questions easier.
The bbPress plugin will fully integrate into any existing WordPress 3.1+ installation. Since it’s using WordPress to power the database interaction, it is immediately integrated and available in any way you need it to be, depending on your level of skill, etc…
Technically WordPress doesn’t really have conventional ‘profiles’ but they do use the exact same user account for everything. In the future bbPress profiles will be merged with BuddyPress profiles, providing a seamless experience.
You’re on your own with advertisements.
Other things of note:
* The stand alone version of bbPress has been in a feature freeze for a majority of the past two years.
* The community surrounding bbPress isn’t as large as WordPress.
* The transition between versions (0.9, 1.0, and now the plugin) have caused some unrest for people passionate about the project.
So, that’s the cliff-notes of the story.
The bbPress plugin will fully integrate into any existing WordPress 3.1+ installation. Since it’s using WordPress to power the database interaction, it is immediately integrated and available in any way you need it to be, depending on your level of skill, etc…
Technically WordPress doesn’t really have conventional ‘profiles’ but they do use the exact same user account for everything. In the future bbPress profiles will be merged with BuddyPress profiles, providing a seamless experience.
You’re on your own with advertisements.
Other things of note:
* The stand alone version of bbPress has been in a feature freeze for a majority of the past two years.
* The community surrounding bbPress isn’t as large as WordPress.
* The transition between versions (0.9, 1.0, and now the plugin) have caused some unrest for people passionate about the project.
So, that’s the cliff-notes of the story.
