Zaerl, figured it out. I was using my user password and login instead of my admin login. 
That’s where you are wrong!
I am not Mr Kento Mr. The admin of the site you posted have installed a plugin that counts topic views. The plugin in object is bb-topic-views created by _ck_ which is freely available.
Perhaps the fact that you cannot find the bit that tags the number of views on to the topic title – makes my point.
Again bbPress doesn’t collect individual topic views nor it displays them. So it’s impossible to find that function in the code.
This is the definition of spaghetti code.
Have a nice day.
That’s where you are wrong!
I am not Mr Kento Mr. The admin of the site you posted have installed a plugin that counts topic views. The plugin in object is bb-topic-views created by _ck_ which is freely available.
Perhaps the fact that you cannot find the bit that tags the number of views on to the topic title – makes my point.
Again bbPress doesn’t collect individual topic views nor it displays them. So it’s impossible to find that function in the code.
This is the definition of spaghetti code.
Have a nice day.
That’s where you are wrong!
In the case of views (the number of times a topic is viewed), and yes I DO mean views and NOT voices (the number of different contributors to a topic)
look here for an example http://www.steamsheds.co.uk/bbpress/
On the subject of spaghetti code:
Perhaps the fact that you cannot find the bit that tags the number of views on to the topic title – makes my point.
That’s where you are wrong!
In the case of views (the number of times a topic is viewed), and yes I DO mean views and NOT voices (the number of different contributors to a topic)
look here for an example http://www.steamsheds.co.uk/bbpress/
On the subject of spaghetti code:
Perhaps the fact that you cannot find the bit that tags the number of views on to the topic title – makes my point.
WordPress and phpbb so people can use their account from one, with the other. Say I used WordPress with phpbb, and then used wp-united to link the two. One day the wp-united team ceases support, and their latest version is incompatible with the new phpbb/WordPress. Now what happens to the huge install base I’ve developed? Do new users now have to register twice? Is my database going to be completely screwed up? bbPress eliminates this problem by having seemless integration with WordPress, but it just shows an example of how plugins can be both a good and bad thing, and how some features (like poll creation) need to be made a part of the main software despite, ‘less code being more’.
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And lastly, arguably the number one issue preventing me from using bbPress, is the state of bbPress itself; the development of this software is up in the air with there being two completely different places to discuss it’s progress (this being one of them), and the other claiming talks of turning bbPress into a BuddyPress plugin. So the people new to bbPress, such as myself, don’t know what to do.wholesale tiffany Should we install the software now? Or wait until it’s a plugin? If we install now and they change it to a plugin, what happens to the standalone installations? Do they get screwed? Are they forced to install BuddyPress and switch everything over? Now I’m only human. I have no problem admitting when I’m wrong, I make mistakes. But even if not all my facts are straightwholesale Pandora
WordPress and phpbb so people can use their account from one, with the other. Say I used WordPress with phpbb, and then used wp-united to link the two. One day the wp-united team ceases support, and their latest version is incompatible with the new phpbb/WordPress. Now what happens to the huge install base I’ve developed? Do new users now have to register twice? Is my database going to be completely screwed up? bbPress eliminates this problem by having seemless integration with WordPress, but it just shows an example of how plugins can be both a good and bad thing, and how some features (like poll creation) need to be made a part of the main software despite, ‘less code being more’.
Friendship jewelry wholesale
And lastly, arguably the number one issue preventing me from using bbPress, is the state of bbPress itself; the development of this software is up in the air with there being two completely different places to discuss it’s progress (this being one of them), and the other claiming talks of turning bbPress into a BuddyPress plugin. So the people new to bbPress, such as myself, don’t know what to do.wholesale tiffany Should we install the software now? Or wait until it’s a plugin? If we install now and they change it to a plugin, what happens to the standalone installations? Do they get screwed? Are they forced to install BuddyPress and switch everything over? Now I’m only human. I have no problem admitting when I’m wrong, I make mistakes. But even if not all my facts are straightwholesale Pandora
From what I can gather, I suppose this means there won’t be any bbpressplugin-as-BuddyPress-component testing until some later stage
i would assume bp1.3. though tempting to see what it takes now to get the new bbp coexisting. 
This is driving me crazy. I cannot get any of the target=”_blank” or “nofollow” plugins to work. I’m using the default kakumei theme with the latest WordPress installation. Has the plugin code changed?
We need a “test.bbpress.org” or smt!
From what I can gather, I suppose this means there won’t be any bbpressplugin-as-BuddyPress-component testing until some later stage?
Yes, I installed ThemePress but when I open bbpress it display my theme without css, images 
What I missed?
Yes, I installed ThemePress but when I open bbpress it display my theme without css, images What I missed?
how do you display the forum itself on the site or has it not got that far yet
First of all, you need to enable the TwentyTen child theme from Appearance. Then, you need to create a new page, give it a title and then select bbPress - Forum Index in Template Select Box in Page Attributes section (below Publish button).
And when you’d visit the page, you would see the list of forums, then you can go to a particular forum to see its topics and then go to a particular topic to see its replies.
About notify the posts I’m using https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/subscribe-to-topic/ in my forum.
Pretty good 
Regards
About notify the posts I’m using https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/subscribe-to-topic/ in my forum.
Pretty good
Regards
all over the place.
bbPress doesn’t collect individual topic views nor it displays them. Did you mean “topic voices”?
The code looks like tangled spaghetti
The code is very clean.
all over the place.
bbPress doesn’t collect individual topic views nor it displays them. Did you mean “topic voices”?
The code looks like tangled spaghetti
The code is very clean.
Well, the gap is deliberate – you can see that in the original Mystique theme too. To remove that, you can put this at the end of the theme’s style.css:
.shadow-right{ padding-bottom: 0 !important; }
And the icons aren’t actually hidden – when you hover the icons, they should come out – but that’s only possible when you’ve the latest version of jQuery running (that is in bbPress dev aka trunk version, not in 1.0.2 or below). So what you can do is, download the latest jQuery and replace it with the one present on your server (bb-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js).
Well, the gap is deliberate – you can see that in the original Mystique theme too. To remove that, you can put this at the end of the theme’s style.css:
.shadow-right{ padding-bottom: 0 !important; }
And the icons aren’t actually hidden – when you hover the icons, they should come out – but that’s only possible when you’ve the latest version of jQuery running (that is in bbPress dev aka trunk version, not in 1.0.2 or below). So what you can do is, download the latest jQuery and replace it with the one present on your server (bb-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js).
That’s very nice. I like the twitter integration
However, there’s a minor bug. There is a gap betwen the breadcrumb/top strip (that has the home link, etc) and the rest of the page.
This gap means this strip also hides the rss/twitter icons.
