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Topic: Change color text ‘Reply to’
Thanks to this thread: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-do-i-change-the-color-of-the-text-and-box/ I was able to change a lot of colors, since the theme of my site is dark background with white letters.
There is one code I’m still looking for.
When you reply to a topic, above the large reply field it says ‘Reply to [name of topic].
This text is still in white and it needs to be black.Can anyone provide me with the right code so I can add this to the custom CSS?
Much appreciated!WP Version: 4.7.3
bb Version: 2.5.12
Theme: Uncode 1.4.2 – compatibility confirmed
bb Forum Root: “forums”I’ve had some difficulty setting up and styling my bbPress forums root page, similar to this user: how-to-actually-partner-root-with-a-wp-page/
I have since figured out how to establish a custom WP page as a root for my forum. I had to match the slug declared in the forum settings, AND use the
[bbp-forum-index]
shortcode. I thought it was either/or. If I only matched the slug, I would just get an empty page. If I just used the shortcode, I would have inconsistencies in the bbPress breadcrumb.Now that I have declared a custom root, I’m getting my styles ignored or rejected or something. I have my page options set to hide the page title, WP breadcrumb, and some “inline” CSS to hide the menu. (My client needs a custom menu.) These options and styles work on all pages except for the forums root. They just get ignored.
I tested with fresh pages built from scratch multiple times to see where the problem was. I can use the shortcode just fine, but then my custom page is no longer my root page. As soon as I set my custom page’s slug to match the slug in the forum settings, I lose my styles.
How can I get a custom forum root that also has custom styles?
What I want: (Visually at least)
http://kadpf.org/kadpf2017update/forums-ideal/What I get:
http://kadpf.org/kadpf2017update/forums/Thanks!
Hi
My theme author tells me I need to identify the <body> tag class for each of the bbPress pages I want to customize, so that I can target specific pages with custom CSS. I’ve tried inspecting the Forum page through the browser but couldn’t identify anything that looked like the example he provided (postid-####). Could some kind soul please help by listing the <body> tag classes for the bbPress pages, or at least the forum index page?Hi there,
1. We have a parent forum with a bunch of child forums. I did check the “Allow forum wide search” box. On the main forum page, which is a regular WP page using the forum shortcode, the search bar is there. Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/Rv4EB6POOG But on all of the actual forums, including the parent forum, the search bar is not there. Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/byZD2Ua8h How do I make them show up?
I did deactivate all plugins but bbpress, but the issue was the same.
2. In each topic, there is the word “by”. Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/XVRBrBIiz
How do I make that go away? I am hesitant to do a display:none; in the CSS, because other parts of the site need that .entry-meta tag.Your help would be greatly appreciated!
thanks!
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Topic: Post Author Missing
The Post Author is not showing anywhere on posts on our Topics page. Is there some custom CSS I can add to have the Author information come up underneath the post title?
We worked with a developer to style the forums, but I don’t want to go back to the developer at this point if possible (I’m not sure he knows what he’s doing), but I also don’t know enough to go into the code.
Url link ‘Insert/edit’ dialogue box is cropped too small/close – link entry boxes are too small and the submit buttons etc, are cropped off edge of dialogue box. doing F12 inspect items, I can find settings that correct this, but I can’t get them to stick! I’ve copied/pasted into Child-Theme CSS and bbpress CSS to no avail.
4.7.2 Multisite – forum in sub-dir site.
Would be very grateful for any advice.
Hi
I’ve been reading many posts on this forum and tried out many proposed solutions but to no avail up to now 🙁
I first started with the copy of an unmodified and renamed in “bbpress.php” “page.php” file at the root of my theme folder, then with another one with a slight modification of the code substituting the class “content-area”with “content-area-wide”, I then tried another method creating a subfolder in my theme and copying the above mentioned file as well as a modified “style.css” file.
The code was simply :
.content-area-wide {
float: left; margin-right: -100%; width: 100%}
@import url (“../twentyseventeen/style.css”);Unless the code is not correct or the path or it’s syntax either, of course it didn’t work either.
Surprisingly, the page listing all the forums is using almost the full width, and looks exactly what I’m looking for anyway but as son as I get in one of the forums they are displayed as if on one column way and aligned on the left.
Same thing for the abovementioned page if I go back to it unless I refresh it…
I should point out that I don’t use or have any sidebar for these pages and I’m not concerned by this kind of problem like many other people!
As I’m not a master of the code, could anybody help me and describe each step to solve this frustrating issue so that I can follow each step and not guess intermediate steps considered as obvious are easy by the most learned guys !?Thanks so much for our site subscribers
Regards,
Philippe
Hi,
i just installed the bbpress board and all seems to be quite good but there is a space at the left side of the board and i dont know how to fix this. i use the divi theme by elegantthemes.com, maybe its because of that theme?I did not changed the bbpress css.
Link: http://www.my-synergy.org/schoeneiche-online/forums/
Thanks,
fuse2701All the answers I can find to this question seem old and the solutions don’t work.
I’ve tried copying my theme’s full width template to my child theme and naming it bbpress.php
I’ve tried copying bbpress.css to my child theme and adding the CSS for article width to it and adjusting it to 100% (which works fine in the theme if I want to change ALL my content to 100%)How can i get JUST my bbPress generated pages to be full width ? Currently i’m linking straight to the forums, should I be putting them in full width pages and generating them with short code instead as a workaround ?
Note: the bbpress.php override works fine but I can’t figure out how to override the .css that’s keeping the forum box small.
/* Arrange posts into grid structure on archive pages */
.archive article,
.blog article,
.search article {
-moz-box-sizing: border-box;
-webkit-box-sizing: border-box;
box-sizing: border-box;
float: left;
margin-bottom: 3.33333%;
padding-left: 1.11111%;
padding-right: 1.11111%;
width: 33.33333%;
}