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  • #126429
    Lynq
    Participant

    You could just create a topic and write your course/page out in the topic rather than a page. This way you can pick out the course/page with CSS and style it the same as a standard page, then underneath there would be the discussion forum.

    Good luck!

    #126390
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    You could add some media queries to your CSS and use something like:

    `
    #bbpress-forums li.bbp-body div.bbp-reply-author img.avatar {
    width: 20px;
    height: auto;
    `

    #126386
    Pantheism
    Participant

    @ Zilveer,
    Thanks for this info. Very concise and direct. I am actually ok with the type of font (Trebuchet MS), but the coloring is bad for me.

    Can I change the font colors for just the BBpress forum under the bbpress.css? Or will I need to edit some code in the style.css?

    Thanks for the fast response.

    Love this community!

    #126384
    zilveer
    Participant

    @pantheism: you need to go to your file located at:

    http://pantheismnow.org/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/css/bbpress.css?ver=2.2.4

    And after that change the line 28:

    background-color: #FBFBFB;

    to whatever you want for the background color.

    Have you worked with CSS before?

    You can change the font family at line 14 located in the file:
    http://pantheismnow.org/wp-content/themes/autumn-almanac/style.css

    You are using “Trebuchet MS” for the moment.

    #126378
    Pantheism
    Participant

    Can anyone advise me on the CSS I would use to remove the sidebars from my BBpress forum. It is pulling the sidebars from my theme, and I would like them removed.

    Here is my forum URL…
    http://pantheismnow.org/forums/

    I wuold also like to make the width 100% too. Any chance I can get that code too?

    Thanks everyone.

    #126347
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    I just deleted your 6 replies hijacking other peoples topics, please don’t do that.

    The problem with your site is your theme specifying only 580px width.
    http://urbex.cz/wordpress/wp-content/themes/newscast/style.css Line #635

    Mitesh Patel
    Participant

    A simple solution to this issue can be achieved by css the following way.

    On each bbPress related page, bbPress plugin adds a class ‘bbPress’ to the body html element, so adding something like below would solve the problem in a non-obtrusive way.

    body.bbPress #nav > li.menu-item-318 > a { formatting for the highlighted menu item class }

    Where, menu-item-318 is the id of the page which should have been highlighted by the current_page_parent or current_menu_item class, which are not attached (for which this ticket is for).

    Of course, this is just a hack, but it does get the work done.

    #126228

    In reply to: BBpress Post Editor

    Darren1981
    Participant

    Thanks for that.. I guess i will worry about that later then and worry about the rest of my site design.

    Any idea when 2.3 will be released ? just wondering as ive just started messing around with some BBpress templates and CSS so if the next release is near then i might just hold off on adding the forums for now.

    Thanks for your help.

    Regards, Darren

    #126173
    pilotindia.arnab
    Participant

    Hi Lynq!

    Thanks for the tip. The problem was with my theme css. Luckily I found a better theme than the last one and it solved my problem. I really appreciate your help.

    Regards!!

    #126143
    Tenant
    Participant

    Hi guys,

    Up until a couple of weeks ago every other post on the main page of my forum had a really nice blue background so as to make the posts stand out and look more separate. It has suddenly stopped doing this and now all the posts have a white background. I have updated all my plugins but this has still not resolved the issue. Can you please help me get the blue backgrounds back. I have been to the css.style page and the coding in relation to the forum is below, should there be something else?

    /*————————————-
    3. FORUM
    ————————————-*/

    #content table tbody tr.odd td {
    background-color:#dldcf9 !important;

    }

    Thanks,

    Jamie

    #126109
    pilotindia.arnab
    Participant

    Guys I’m getting an error with the ‘forum’ link. On the top left corner of the forum you get Home>Forum>Fourm1>Topic1 if you are in any topic/forum. When I click at ‘Forum’ I am redirected to a page which has all the forums (Forum1, Forum2, etc..) but it comes unformatted. Plz take a look at http://wingsofindia.com/forum/forum-1/ and click on Forum on the top left for a better explanation of my problem. This prob is specific to my theme. Maybe the prob is with my style.css – not sure. Plz suggest ways..
    bbpress 2.2.4

    #126071
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Just add the following to your themes CSS or if you are not using a child theme there are a few ‘Custom CSS’ plugins you could use so that you are also safeguarded against theme updates also.

    `#bbpress-forums .status-closed, #bbpress-forums .status-closed a {color: #000;}`

    #125803

    It’s nice to see a few CSS tweaks providing deep integration into an existing WordPress site.

    Thanks for sharing!

    #125795
    Paulo Pires
    Participant

    Hello good people
    This is my very first request for help and I’m a very, very newbie with all this.

    I’ve designed a film photography forum using bbpress and Fanwood theme. I’ve managed to customize some CSS but something does not work.

    When writing a post or answering to a given post the “text box” allows me to write all I want and it even assume the line breaks, but when I submit the post all the line breaks are gone and the text turns into a single “block”.

    Can anyone please help me?
    Thank you

    #125779
    verlaine76
    Participant

    I know this was a while ago, but in case anyone else stumbles across this topic, here’s how I did it.

    In your wordpress install find the folder `/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/css`

    Open the file `bbpress.css` in a text editor
    Within the bbpress.css file, search for the text `#bbpress-forums .status-closed`

    When you find this text, below is the entry `color: #ccc;` This is the colour for your text in closed topics. Change it to #000 for black.

    #125663
    nely
    Participant

    The problem was solved by adding in the css line “#bbpress-forums div.reply” additional parameter: “width: auto;”

    #125609
    Lynq
    Participant

    You can add in a bit of CSS to help put them onto a new line, if you have firefox + firebug you can right click and inspect element. You can then see the list, it just needs to have some display:block added onto the list items.
    good luck!

    #125542
    remaille
    Participant

    Hi,

    On the main forum page, I have all the categories including various forums. All forum name are on the *same” line. It is not very readable. It looks like

    Catégorie-name
    Forum 1 name (14, 27), Forum 2 name (13, 38), Forum 3 name (11, 10)

    How could I have something like :

    Catégorie-name
    Forum 1 name (14, 27)
    Forum 2 name (13, 38)
    Forum 3 name (11, 10)

    CSS tweaking ? or Plugin for CSS lazy boyz ?
    Thanks, 🙂

    #125538
    mintertweed
    Participant

    This is a continuation of another thread, but it is a separate problem. I was trying to get bbPress to recognize a CSS document. To check that my current CSS document actually worked, I deactivated bbPress. The document indeed works. So, I went to reactivate bbPress and once I did that I looked at my forums and everything was gone. I go to check Forums > All Forums on my Dashboard and everything is still listed. Why are my forums not showing up? I am still using the original bbpress.css document, so I know that is not the reason why. Thank you in advance!

    #125536
    mintertweed
    Participant

    Okay, so I physically replaced bbpress.css located in bbpress/templates/default/css/ with the newly named style-forums.css and the styles are working fine. But I immediately replaced it with the original bbpress.css because my forums are still not appearing properly. So…first problem solved! Yay. Now, how do I make my forums appear once again? Thank you for your help thus far!

    #125535
    mintertweed
    Participant

    Nope. That did not do it. It reverts back to style.css rather than bbpress.css and I know this because the two styles are two completely separate colors. Also, I just realized something. I deactivated bbPress to see if I had coded style-forums.css correctly (now named bbpress.css) and when I reactivated bbPress, my forums have disappeared. So, I went to Forums > All Forums and it still shows them as being there, but they are not appearing on my Forums page like they were before. So, I guess I now have two problems.

    Edit: And I just deleted bbPress and reinstalled it. The various forums still appear in Forums > All Forums, but they are not showing up on my Forums page. Sigh.

    #125517
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Rename your CSS file from style-forum.css to bbpress.css in your themes root directory.

    jaykilleen
    Participant

    Hi I am running a WordPress site with Genesis and the bbPress forum with the Genesis extension. For some reason my avatars are displayed weird and my links are getting the same formatting as the avatar links to peoples profiles. Any ideas what is causing this?

    http://www.brisbanegojukarate.com.au/forums/topic/iherb-orders/#post-766

    #125450
    captjones
    Participant

    There does not seem to be a step by step manual.

    `To customize bbPress:
    The directory “wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/” contains the directories “bbpress”, “css”, “extras”, and “js”, and the file “bbpress-functions.php”.

    “bbpress” contains template files; copy any you want to modify into a directory named “bbpress” in your theme’s root. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/bbpress/
    “extras” contains optional page templates and things to make life a little easier when customizing; copy any you want to use or modify into the same ‘bbpress’ folder. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/bbpress/
    “css” contains style sheets; copy any you want to modify into a directory named “css” in your theme’s root. eg. /wp-content/mytheme/css/
    Edit the new files for complete control over bbPress display in your theme.`

    ^ I did all this and the forum stopped working at all. No other option?
    Thanks.

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