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  • #118142

    Topic: forum with form

    in forum Installation
    farandhigh12
    Participant

    Hello, I’m trying to set a wordpress site, where for the forum, people fill a form : reach or propose a travel, place they live, number of seat in their car, and then enter the form that will appear with a css style and people can interact to it …
    Any idea of how can I create a form forum like that ?
    Thanks in advance,
    Oli

    #118108
    Tanya
    Participant

    I am trying to get rid of the text: “Add this topic to your favorites” and “This topic is one your favorites”, as I am using a background css image instead.

    The icons are working beautifully, bar the fact that the text comes up.

    You will also notice that if you click the star to add it to your favorites, another star appears, which is a link to all your favorites. It appears the link to the forum favorites doesn’t have its own css class, which is why both are coming up as stars. I’d like to get rid of that.

    Not sure if this will fit in with your plugin bbPress String Swap David, if you see this.

    If you want to see this in action on my forum (still being built), log in at http://netballscoop.com/log-in/ with Username: testing and Password: testing. The forums are at http://netballscoop.com/forums and click on a single topic to see the favorites and subscriptions at the top underneath the title.

    I am using WordPress 3.4.2 and bbPress 2.1.2.

    • This topic was modified 12 years, 7 months ago by Tanya.
    • This topic was modified 12 years, 7 months ago by Tanya.
    • This topic was modified 12 years, 7 months ago by Tanya.
    #117989

    In reply to: A one-page forums

    shaimart
    Participant

    I’ve searched a bit around the forum, and have tried some of the CSS edits, but unfortunately no luck…

    #117976
    dpeery
    Participant

    I added:

    bbpress-forums ul,

    bbpress-forums li a{

    color: #555;
    

    }

    to the end of files:
    bbpress.css
    and
    bbpress-rtl.css

    I can see black text on a white background now.

    #117932
    laltoofan
    Participant

    Hi, totally now to this and having trouble, I need to change the colour of the forum on my site to black background with white text. I can change the text using suffusion options but this changes all text on the site. For some reason I really can not change the forum background colour. I used http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/change-forum-color/#post-100130 to help me with editing the .css file but nothing seems to have changed!

    my forum is at http://antaresscorpions.co.uk/?post_type=forum At the moment we have added a red colour just so the text can be seen on both pages and forums.

    Thanks for your help!

    Regards

    #117744
    RiGoRmOrTiS_UK
    Participant

    I’ve got a strange layout issue on my bbpress forums where if you try to edit a “reply” in a topic the page content is cut off by a div; this doesnt effect editing the very first post of any topic however; which is strange because all the code, CSS classes etc look the same. I thought maybe a bbpress reply page used a different template.. but I’m not sure.

    Please see image.

    Link to image with further details

    Certainly hope someone can help as this is driving me nuts and I’ve spent ages getting the rest of bbpress to fit my theme only to discover this bug now 🙁

    Please help!

    #117725
    smiga
    Participant

    I made a look on it. I was able to activate plugin. I see Mark as Read/Unread link next to the Subscribe/Unsubscribe links on topics.
    But I can not recognize unread topics, they look exactly the same like regular topics. What I did is:
    -activated plugin
    -used existing topic, where users X and Y are chatting
    -logged in with user X and posted reply
    -logged in with user Y on topics page, but dont see any difference, that one where user X replied minutes ago looks exactly same like others.
    -tried to create new topic with user X and then login with user Y

    Maybe I dont fully understand planed functionality? Or it depends from theme and something should be added to CSS file?

    Previous plugin for old 1.x BBpress forum was working so that it marked unread topics (totaly new topics and old ones where new replies were submitted after users last visit) in different color.

    #117647
    williamalake
    Participant

    I’ve got a problem with line spacing.

    On the forum, there is no spaces between paragraphs, but on the blog posts there is. Is this a CSS issue? If so, what do I edit?

    leanderbraunschweig
    Participant

    Hi there – and sorry upfront for yet another question with regards to bbPress-Themes…

    • I have been doing thorough research in the forums, no answers for me…
    • Versions: WordPress running 3.4.2, bbPress is 2.1.2

    My situation_

    I have setup bbPress to work with my custom theme (OptimizePress) and embedded the [bbp-forum-index]-shortcode into a single page (“forum”). Here I could obviously pick a site-template and therefore the forum is nicely embedded into my site-layout.

    Since I cannot continue using shortcodes & (slug-)pages for dynamically generated topics, I went ahead and followed the customization instructions. I can ensure that the right (template-)files are called upon (inside my /theme-directory) because I played around with content-single-forum.php f.ex. and also checked for the correct CSS-reference.

    I also followed the instructions concerning the functions.php (in /theme):

    add_theme_support( 'bbpress' );
    remove_action( 'bbp_enqueue_scripts', 'bbp_theme_compat_enqueue_css' );
    

    Now I need to wrap the forum-specific template-files with the page-template used by my custom theme. I already tried integrating the bbPress-code into the exisiting page-template with no positive result (no server-response or strange loop-behaviour).

    Either I went down the right road but am weak in skill at modifying PHP-Code or there is a far easier approach I haven’t seen/figured out yet (which again doesn’t compliment me on my skill-level…).

    Anyways, maybe someone can help me out / hint me into the right direction.

    Thanks so much in advance,
    Regards

    Henning

    #117474
    Melindrea
    Participant

    My suggestion? Find a suiting CSS file in the theme, add

    .bbp-forum-title { font-weight: bold; }

    at the bottom, and call it a day.

    #117473
    fagiano1973
    Participant

    Hy. I DO NOT want to use child theme! i hate it.

    I need to do a little modify to the topic title. Example show it on “bold” style instead of “not bold” style. Yeah i know… when update version i need to repet the css modify or lost it so is better to use child theme… NO THANKS.

    SO… on suorce code of my bbpress (plugin) page i found “<a class="bbp-forum-title" ……"
    GOOD bbp-forum-title is "my man" … the question is WHERE (DEVIL) I FOUN IT?????? IN which
    (cursed) CSS file???

    Thank you.

    PS. BuddyPress 1.6.1 + WordPress 3.4.1 + bbpress (plugin) 2.1.2

    Melindrea
    Participant

    Sorry, work swallowed my soul (again < .<)

    Alright, the problem is that the id of the primary container (the main content) is "container" on bbpress, and "primary" on your page.

    Take a backup of all the files, change to in the forum pages. In the forum CSS, replace #container with #primary

    That ought to do it, and good luck.

    #117409
    Roger Coathup
    Participant

    I had the same issue… see: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-to-override-bbpress-css/

    I walked through the bbPress code, and discovered where it looked for its css. Amazed it wasn’t documented!

    mluther
    Member

    Hello all. Some of you have graciously offered to take a look at the website. I’ve posted links to the HTML and CSS but have not received any responses yet.

    Please help if you can.

    #117365
    pcgs51
    Participant

    I am using the plugins/bbpress/bbp-theme-compat package for bbPress forum pages. In other pages in my site, I can easliy remove the sidebars from pages in my theme to display a full width page. But the pages in bbPress are very confusing and difficult to force them to full width. I haven’t been able to find a way to do it with CSS.

    How can I make them all bbPress forum pages full width?
    How can I make only specific bbPress forum pages full width?

    Thanks.

    WordPress v. 3.4.1
    bbPress v. 2.1.2
    http://www.brucechristian.com/forums/

    #117356
    chicadieta
    Participant

    Hi. I’ve been going around this all day and haven’t found the answers to my questions so I’m posting them here.

    I’m running:
    – bbPress v 2.1.2
    – Thesis Theme v 1.8.2
    – WordPress 3.5 (Network)

    These are my problems:

    1) I managed to remove the sidebars for bbPress forums puting a php code on the custom_functions.php file of the Thesis Theme, but I can’t get bbPress pages to be full width. How can I tell bbPress to use 100% width?

    2) My main forums page doesn’t show anything. I even created a page with the correspond slug and put on it the short code [bbp-forum-index] but this page is still empty.

    3) For some reason, bbPress content font is really small. It’s always smaller than my site’s regular font. I have tried every combination of CSS classes and ids to try and change the font size used by bbPress but nothing changes. What’s the class I need to use for this? How can I get bbPress to use the same font size as the rest of my site?

    My site is http://www.tunuevocuerpo.com
    And the forums are (supposed to be) on http:////www.tunuevocuerpo.com/foros/
    You can check one of the forums on http://www.tunuevocuerpo.com/foros/tema/programa/

    Thanks in advance.

    mluther
    Member

    Hi, if anyone can diagnose the problem by looking at the stylesheets (CSS) and HTML, we’d be most grateful.

    mluther
    Member

    Dear Melindrea, Lynq, Amunds,

    Thank you so much for your willingness to help us. And thanks for your patience.

    Here are the relevant files:

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/517br2emy7yz4pq/forum_page.html
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/gcr7so5gx0go0dl/non-forum_page.html
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jjqlif81pqkrvam/ourwebsite.com_style.css
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/5me5s9gtumwrd1h/bbpress.css

    The link to the folder containing the files is https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lm1mlfjxx3gcwoy/JpAMg7Ipxa

    • This reply was modified 12 years, 8 months ago by mluther.
    • This reply was modified 12 years, 8 months ago by mluther.
    mluther
    Member

    Melindrea, No I don’t know my way around HTML/CSS.

    amunds
    Member

    It`s near impossible to troubleshoot this without having access to the site so we can see the HTML/CSS. Looks to be either a CSS clear or, as Melindrea said, an extra container.

    If you want more help than that we really must see the site itself.

    Melindrea
    Participant

    The likeliest from what I can see in those screenshots is that there is an extra container somewhere that messes up the stylesheet. Unfortunately, it’s kind of hard to see off of screenshots exactly where the tags go wrong — do you know your way around CSS/HTML to figure it out from there?

    #117117
    rameesareno
    Member

    Nice suggestion Amunds! I have to ftp the files and edit the bbpress/compat css file.

    its all good now. http://www.sarenosolutions.com/forums please check 🙂 leave a good tip for us then. thanks guys!

    #117085
    kpolkson
    Member

    Hi all,

    thanks for making such an easy forum solution, I’ve been quite pleased with how much functionality comes right out of the box.

    Though I am getting confused when it comes to best practices for making some typical theme customizations so that I can keep a custom look with future updates of bbpress.

    At this time, I am really only trying to change font styles and sizes and some of the coloring and minor layout items with how the forum renders to match my custom wordpress theme (built off of HTML5 boilerplate).

    I’ve reviewed:

    http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-2-0-theme-compatibility/ &

    http://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/

    but, I don’t feel like it helped and am not sure if things have already changed since those have been written. either that or i am just lost in the number of files that seem to control the theme in bbpress with the added bbp-theme-compat files.

    For instance, i am told to copy over everything from bbpress/bbp-theme-compat/bbpress directory, yet none of those files include the bbp-theme-compat/css files. which is what I will probably doing the most modification of (right?)

    Then it says to copy over the bbpress/extras directory (optionally), but all I can find is the bbpress/bbp-theme-compat/extras directory, is this what was meant?

    Again, really just want to make minor style changes that universally affect the bbpress fonts and colors, yet still want to specifically target those bbpress items.

    Might increase the complexity of the customization, but right now just want to start small and use bbpress best practices so that I don’t lose my customization when upgrading anything.

    thanks

    #116987

    In reply to: Hide Freshness Column

    aaclayton
    Participant

    Have you taken over control of bbpress templates using theme compatibility? If so you can modify yourtheme/bbpress/loop-forums.php and remove the list item:

    li class=”bbp-forum-freshness”

    Next from yourtheme/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php remove the same section and its contents:

    li class=”bbp-forum-freshness

    Finally you’ll have to adjust the CSS of your forums to compensate the width of the remaining forum columns for the missing freshness. Hope this helps.

    EDIT: sorry, I tried to post the exact code blocks to remove, but the forum here isn’t letting me embed the code 🙁

    #116986
    aaclayton
    Participant

    Adam,

    This is definitely be possible. There’s a fair bit of work involved, but I re-wrote most of the bbpress templates from the ground up for my new site using the bbpress functions included in the plugin as well as a few custom ones I wrote myself.

    Just install bbpress, set it to theme compatibility settings, then take over the css and template files in your theme directory.

    CSS goes in yourtheme/css

    Base bbpress page types go in yourtheme directory (archive-forum, archive-topic, single-forum, single-topic, single-topic-edit, single-reply-edit, and single-user are the most important ones)

    All the sub-templates (content, loops, forms, and pagination) goes in yourtheme/bbpress

    Using this as a general guide you can rebuild bbpress from the ground up to suit your needs. Check out my bbpress enabled theme at http://tamrielfoundry.com

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