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Good day,
I’m new to bbpress and have a question.
I would have liked to show off like this http://www.onemorething.nl/community/forum/
Can anyone tell me what is the easiest way to do this?
I have knowledge of php and html and a little bit of CSS.Thank you!
Topic: Style Chooser
Has anyone had any luck in including the ability to change the style of their bbpress forum? I am going to create a day/light and night/dark bbpress.css file. I want my users to be able to switch from one to the other.
If nothing like this has been done before or exists, then could you point me in the right direction to acquire the know-how to do this myself? Thank you.
Hi,
i’ve just installed buddypress 1.7 and bbpress 2.2.4.
I created a custom theme for bbpress doing the following steps:
1. create a folder bbpress inside wp-content/themes/mytheme/
2. moved all the php files that were inside plugins/bbpress/templates/default
3. moved the css file inside wp-content/themes/mytheme/css/after that
I turned on the functionality to include the bbpress forum inside buddypress groups but I found and issue with the topic subscription and add to favorites.
Because when i click on that link in the single topic view it open a blank page.
I checked the bbp-function.php files stored in plugins/bbpress/templates/default and I found that it enqueue all the ajax function for the topic subscribe option and add to favorite options.But when I go the forum page inside BuddyPress Group and open the source code I don’t see any enqueue ajax files or functions.
So what should I do to let it works?
thanks
This is probably a dumb question, and you’ll point me to a much easier solution!
Also I am still very new to wordpress, so understand a little of css and php’s but not tons. I’ll use thing and thingy a lot as well, so as not to embarrass myself with the wrong technical terms.
I am using bbpress 2.2.4 on WordPress 3.5.1 with a twentyten child theme that does a few minor mods.
I am setting up a forum, but don’t want users to see the WordPress toolbar, as this is outside the theme.
But I do want users to be able to change their password and details.
I am using the bbpress login widget in the bbpress sidebar, and by clicking the avatar or their username, users can get to a theme friendly profile page that lets them do just this.
However clicking the avatar is not instinctive, and I’d like (in the absence of a more obvious solution) to add a thingy to the bbpress sidebar that says “amend profile/change password” which when clicked takes you to the same place that clicking the avatar does (or some similar solution)
From searching on the forums, I have found the line within the widget that does this for the avatar (around line 140) which looks like
a href=”” class=”submit user-submit”><?php echo get_avatar( bbp_get_current_user_id(), '40' ); ?
But have no idea how to then use this or other code to achieve the goal.Any good ideas, or is there a very basic solution I’ve missed.
Thanks
This is probably a dumb question, and you’ll point me to a much easier solution!
Also I am still very new to wordpress, so understand a little of css and php’s but not tons. I’ll use thing and thingy a lot as well, so as not to embarrass myself with the wrong technical terms.
I am using bbpress 2.2.4 on WordPress 3.5.1 with a twentyten child theme that does a few minor mods.
I am setting up a forum, but don’t want users to see the WordPress toolbar, as this is outside the theme.
But I do want users to be able to change their password and details.
I am using the bbpress login widget in the bbpress sidebar, and by clicking the avatar or their username, users can get to a theme friendly profile page that lets them do just this.
However clicking the avatar is not instinctive, and I’d like (in the absence of a more obvious solution) to add a thingy to the bbpress sidebar that says “amend profile/change password” which when clicked takes you to the same place that clicking the avatar does (or some similar solution)
From searching on the forums, I have found the line within the widget that does this fro teh avatar (around line 140) which looks like
‘<a href="” class=”submit user-submit”>
But have no idea how to then use this or other code to achieve the goal.
Any good ideas, or is there a very basic solution I’ve missed.
Thanks
Topic: Sidebar Width
Alright, first off let me explain what I’ve done so far. For my forums, I have created a forum-specific sidebar.
sidebar-bbpress
` div id=”sidebar”>?php
if (!function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘bbpress’)):
endif;
?>`
And registered the sidebar in my function.php
` register_sidebar(array(
‘id’ => ‘bbpress’,
‘name’ => ‘bbpress’,
‘before_widget’ => ‘div class=”widget”>’,
‘after_widget’ => ‘/div>’,
‘before_title’ => ‘h4>’,
‘after_title’ => ‘/h4>’,
));
`
And I pull it in my forum.php by:
`?php get_sidebar( ‘bbpress’ ); ?>`In my css I’m able to customize the forum’s #main by referencing “#main.forum”, so I can specify widths that will only affect the forum, etc.
Now for my issue, how the hell do I change sidebar information ONLY in forums? I’ve tried referencing #sidebar.forums, but it doesn’t classify the sidebar as a forum sidebar.
Hello guys! I’ve installed bbPress 2.3 (because another guys told me to install that version for resolve my display issue but don’t work too.) on WP 3.5.1.
All works fine, the installation and the users integration are good, but the forum page is not displaying well. i think depend by an conflict of the theme CSS and bbpress CSS, so i’ve tried to copy the bbpress.css in wp-content/themes/Avenue/css but dont work too…
the link is http://www.geekdream.it/forum
sorry for bad english !!
Thanks all! cheers!