Search Results for 'forum css'
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Topic: CSS Issue
Hello Sir This plugin is very useful but I only have one issue regarding the css, I have thesis theme installed and the buttons are dis aligned you can see it here http://www.simplestepstowellness.com/forums/forum/dexters-forum-about-wordpress/ the submit button and notify checkbox are dis aligned I don’t know where to edit such css for this or which file does it located. Please help, would be so much appreciated.
Thanks and God Bless,
Dex
Can someone please walk me through the process to adapt a theme to bbpress? I have been able to use the TwentyTen bbpress them successfully and I love it. But, I’ve tried just installing the plugin with other themes to no avail because the page templates do not show when creating a new forum page.
I know it involves copying the files from TwentyTen/bbpress but I am not sure where and what other steps are involved.
I am a newbie, but, I can modify css if needed.
Many thanks.
Bob
Hi everyone. I’ve seen this come up a lot after having googled these issues but didnt find a consistent answer (e.g. some were from like 2009-2010 dealing with older versions.
I’ve tried numerous things and I still get the common messages at the bottom of this post when going to Appearance/Themes from WP admin.
1. This was a clean bbPress plugin install, latest version, done just a few days ago.
2. Immediately after install, I saw the messages below when clicking the Themes link. I had not moved/changed anything. Seems this comes up, strange that the default bbpress plugin install creates these two error messages by default?
3. I’ve tried copying the files/subfolders from the bbp-twentyten theme to the root directory of my custom theme and adding **add_theme_support( ‘bbpress’ );** (minus asterisks) to the functions.php of my custom theme. That got rid of the first error message, but the forum appearance was screwed up and definitely not correct, and the second error message about a Broken Theme was still there.
4. I did not overwrite the style.css in my custom WP theme folder when I copied the bbp-twentyten files over. I assume I DO need to copy that stylesheet somehow, but how do I do it without overwriting my WP theme’s stylesheet?
5. I do have key master and file/directory permissions are fine.
6. Copying bbp-twentyten to the my-templates subfolder within the bbpress plugin directory (and of course bbp-twentyten was 755 I checked) still yielded nothing, the two messages at the end of the post still appeared.
Sorry if this is are common issues. I’ve tried some of the suggestions I saw in past posts and they are not working. Any help appreciated. Thanks.
ERROR MESSAGES BELOW:
“Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress.”
“Broken Themes
The following themes are installed but incomplete. Themes must have a stylesheet and a template.
Name Description
bbPress (Twenty Ten) The parent theme is missing. Please install the “twentyten” parent theme.”
Topic: Change title size and color
I would like to change things like size and color for my forum titles, but I just cannot seem to figure out where in the CSS to change this. I have been looking in my WordPress style.css and in bbpress.css, but I cannot find it. I tried to add h1.entry-title { color: #900 } to bbpress.css, but nothing happened. I have found how to control this at the rest of the homepage, but not for the forum part…
Here is the site: http://rodrigo-matos.com
Could somebody please help me with this? I’m going crazy!
Topic: New
I am trying to put a bb forum on my website and have gottem as far as downloading the file but now I have no clue how to do these steps
1.Place the ‘bbpress’ folder in your ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
2.Activate bbPress.
3.Visit ‘Settings Forums’ and adjust your configuration.
4.Create some forums.
5.View your site.
6.Adjust the CSS of your theme as needed, to make everything pretty.
1. Where do I find the folder & how do I place into the ‘/wp directory?
Topic: Modifying colors
Greetings from Vancouver, B.C.
I’ve installed the BBPress plugin and want to modify the ‘light blue’ and ‘yellow’ text block colors on the following page.
http://participatorydemocracy.ca/forums/forum/test-forum
I followed plugin >> bb press >> bbp-twentyten >> css >> bbpress-rtl and bbpress.css
Using Firebug I located in the css where (I thought) I would modify the colors but when I looked in both bbpress-rtl and bbpress.css there was no matching code, at least that I could find.
Same for . . .
http://participatorydemocracy.ca/forums
which I want to modify the header to match the rest of the website.
Any suggestions would be grateful . . .
Topic: CSS display: none question
I have the newest subversion of the 2.1 build and I still can’t find a way to single out just the forum links that contain sub-forums in them with CSS so I can make them look visually different for my users.
Is there something I have to activate or something?
OK, I chose bbPress because the description made it sound as if it was a simple program to use. Well, maybe it is if you have a decent amount of prior knowledge with programs like this.
Thing is that many of us who decide to use web development software like WP do so because we want to put up a website but don’t want to take the time to learn HTML or CSS or any other programming language. We simply want to be able to show the world our thoughts, shops, blogs or whatever via the web and want to do so without needing to learn a 2nd language. I don’t think that’s too much to ask in the year 2012.
The problem many of us are running into with bbPress is that the developers assume too much of us. There is nothing simple about getting this thing to work correctly and that’s a shame because it really looks like something great to add to a website.
Again, I do believe that this program would be fairly simple for someone with a decent amount of understanding in web development. However, there are a large amount of WP users who have not one bit of programming knowledge or web development experience. For those of us with extremely limited knowledge in this area it would be a great help if we could get a small bit of instruction to get started.
Having a forum for getting questions answered is a fine idea and would be enough for most of us if only we could get some of the mods to actually answer our questions. I see several posts in this forum from people who are having a difficult time and the only time anyone seems to get any communication from the mods is when they finally get irritated enough to get their post shut down.
I’m not at all trying to be rude or insulting here but there really is no help at all for someone needing it. I’m just trying to offer some feedback in order to improve the product and the support for it. Something as simple as a small manual with step by step instruction describing how to get a link to bbPress forum on the WP front page once it’s set up would really go a long way toward helping those of us who are a little technically challenged.
Seriously….ignoring a plea for help until it’s elevated to the point of frustration and then shutting down the post is counter productive. I’ve searched several posts where all the poster wants is an explanation on how to access his forum from the front page and every one I’ve seen so far offers no help at all. The posters are ignored completely until they are frustrated and then told to leave or to use a different product.
Just a small bit of advice for everyone and something I learned long ago…..Be careful which toes you step on today because they may belong to the feet you have to kiss tomorrow.
