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  • #110542
    harnold007
    Member

    I changed bbpress.css in folder /bbp-theme-compat/ which I was able to get it they way I want it to look.

    However, it is using my wordpress default page theme. I would like it to use a full width page theme that I have.

    Example it is using:

    <div id=”main-wrapper”>

    <div id=”main”>

    <div id=”post”>

    <h3 class=”section-title”>testing 2</h3>

    <div class=”post-entry”>

    // Then it goes to the forums tag

    <div id=”bbpress-forums”>

    Also, under the default page theme it grabs the sidebar, which I do not want it to do.

    If someone can please point me in the right direction on changing the wordpress page theme that is being used for the forums. Thank you!

    #43498

    This is making me nuts. Set up forums, everything works great–except the Index page. The table is an absolute mess. See it here: http://salemwayne.netfirms.com/wp-content/uploads/Screen-shot-2012-03-16-at-9.40.57-PM.png

    I can’t find the appropriate php or css file to save my life. Does anyone have any idea what’s going on?

    #112474

    In reply to: Change forum color

    How familiar are you with CSS? This is something you will need to tweak in your theme’s CSS – essentially override the styles that bbPress is using.

    #43456
    Millen
    Participant

    I have run into some problems while theming bbp-twenty ten on my site. BBpress is installed, The forum fits within my custom theme after changing the template files. But some CSS does not seem to stick and my forum got issues with padding/margins and width or height at many places.

    Some guidance would be much appreciated!

    Here is my forum: http://www.fruitpickingjobs.com.au/forums

    I started with copying all files from bbp-twenty ten folder to my own wp theme folder. I have also changed all template files so the forum fits within my theme with sidebar.

    I have also added nesecery code to functions.php

    like instructed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB2Oodx2GJw

    This is how my functions.php file looks like:

    // bbpress functions below this line

    add_theme_support( ‘bbpress’ );

    /**

    * Functions of bbPress’s Twenty Ten theme

    *

    * @package bbPress

    * @subpackage BBP_Twenty_Ten

    * @since Twenty Ten 1.1

    */

    // Exit if accessed directly

    if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) exit;

    /** Theme Setup ***************************************************************/

    if ( !class_exists( ‘BBP_Twenty_Ten’ ) ) :

    /**

    * Loads bbPress Twenty Ten Theme functionality

    *

    * Usually functions.php contains a few functions wrapped in function_exisits()

    * checks. Since bbp-twenty-ten is intended to be used both as a child theme and

    * for Theme Compatibility, we’ve moved everything into one convenient class

    * that can be copied or extended.

    *

    * See @link BBP_Theme_Compat() for more.

    *

    * @since bbPress (r3277)

    *

    * @package bbPress

    * @subpackage BBP_Twenty_Ten

    */

    class BBP_Twenty_Ten extends BBP_Theme_Compat {

    /** Functions *************************************************************/

    /**

    * The main bbPress (Twenty Ten) Loader

    *

    * @since bbPress (r3277)

    *

    * @uses BBP_Twenty_Ten::setup_globals()

    * @uses BBP_Twenty_Ten::setup_actions()

    */

    public function __construct() {

    $this->setup_globals();

    $this->setup_actions();

    }

    /**

    * Component global variables

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2626)

    * @access private

    *

    * @uses plugin_dir_path() To generate bbPress plugin path

    * @uses plugin_dir_url() To generate bbPress plugin url

    * @uses apply_filters() Calls various filters

    */

    private function setup_globals() {

    global $bbp;

    // Theme name to help identify if it’s been extended

    $this->name = ‘bbPress (Twenty Ten)’;

    // Version of theme in YYYMMDD format

    $this->version = ‘20110921’;

    // Setup the theme path

    $this->dir = $bbp->themes_dir . ‘/bbp-twentyten’;

    // Setup the theme URL

    $this->url = $bbp->themes_url . ‘/bbp-twentyten’;

    }

    /**

    * Setup the theme hooks

    *

    * @since bbPress (r3277)

    * @access private

    *

    * @uses add_filter() To add various filters

    * @uses add_action() To add various actions

    */

    private function setup_actions() {

    // Add theme support for bbPress

    add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, array( $this, ‘add_theme_support’ ) );

    // Enqueue theme CSS

    add_action( ‘bbp_enqueue_scripts’, array( $this, ‘enqueue_styles’ ) );

    // Enqueue theme JS

    add_action( ‘bbp_enqueue_scripts’, array( $this, ‘enqueue_scripts’ ) );

    // Enqueue theme script localization

    add_filter( ‘bbp_enqueue_scripts’, array( $this, ‘localize_topic_script’ ) );

    // Output some extra JS in the <head>

    add_action( ‘bbp_head’, array( $this, ‘head_scripts’ ) );

    // Handles the ajax favorite/unfavorite

    add_action( ‘wp_ajax_dim-favorite’, array( $this, ‘ajax_favorite’ ) );

    // Handles the ajax subscribe/unsubscribe

    add_action( ‘wp_ajax_dim-subscription’, array( $this, ‘ajax_subscription’ ) );

    }

    /**

    * Sets up theme support for bbPress

    *

    * Because this theme comes bundled with bbPress template files, we add it

    * to the list of things this theme supports. Note that the function

    * “add_theme_support()” does not /enable/ theme support, but is instead an

    * API for telling WordPress what it can already do on its own.

    *

    * If you’re looking to add bbPress support into your own custom theme, you’ll

    * want to make sure it includes all of the template files for bbPress, and then

    * use: add_theme_support( ‘bbpress’ ); in your functions.php.

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2652)

    */

    public function add_theme_support() {

    add_theme_support( ‘bbpress’ );

    }

    /**

    * Load the theme CSS

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2652)

    *

    * @uses wp_enqueue_style() To enqueue the styles

    */

    public function enqueue_styles() {

    // Right to left

    if ( is_rtl() ) {

    // TwentyTen

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘twentyten’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, ”, $this->version, ‘screen’ );

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘twentyten-rtl’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/rtl.css’, ‘twentyten’, $this->version, ‘screen’ );

    // bbPress specific

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘bbp-twentyten-bbpress’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/css/bbpress-rtl.css’, ‘twentyten-rtl’, $this->version, ‘screen’ );

    // Left to right

    } else {

    // TwentyTen

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘twentyten’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, ”, $this->version, ‘screen’ );

    // bbPress specific

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘bbp-twentyten-bbpress’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/css/bbpress.css’, ‘twentyten’, $this->version, ‘screen’ );

    }

    }

    /**

    * Enqueue the required Javascript files

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2652)

    *

    * @uses bbp_is_single_topic() To check if it’s the topic page

    * @uses get_stylesheet_directory_uri() To get the stylesheet directory uri

    * @uses bbp_is_single_user_edit() To check if it’s the profile edit page

    * @uses wp_enqueue_script() To enqueue the scripts

    */

    public function enqueue_scripts() {

    if ( bbp_is_single_topic() )

    wp_enqueue_script( ‘bbp_topic’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/topic.js’, array( ‘wp-lists’ ), $this->version );

    if ( bbp_is_single_user_edit() )

    wp_enqueue_script( ‘user-profile’ );

    }

    /**

    * Put some scripts in the header, like AJAX url for wp-lists

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2652)

    *

    * @uses bbp_is_single_topic() To check if it’s the topic page

    * @uses admin_url() To get the admin url

    * @uses bbp_is_single_user_edit() To check if it’s the profile edit page

    */

    public function head_scripts() {

    if ( bbp_is_single_topic() ) : ?>

    <script type=’text/javascript’>

    /* <![CDATA[ */

    var ajaxurl = ‘<?php echo admin_url( ‘admin-ajax.php’ ); ?>’;

    /* ]]> */

    </script>

    <?php elseif ( bbp_is_single_user_edit() ) : ?>

    <script type=”text/javascript” charset=”utf-8″>

    if ( window.location.hash == ‘#password’ ) {

    document.getElementById(‘pass1’).focus();

    }

    </script>

    <?php

    endif;

    }

    /**

    * Load localizations for topic script

    *

    * These localizations require information that may not be loaded even by init.

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2652)

    *

    * @uses bbp_is_single_topic() To check if it’s the topic page

    * @uses is_user_logged_in() To check if user is logged in

    * @uses bbp_get_current_user_id() To get the current user id

    * @uses bbp_get_topic_id() To get the topic id

    * @uses bbp_get_favorites_permalink() To get the favorites permalink

    * @uses bbp_is_user_favorite() To check if the topic is in user’s favorites

    * @uses bbp_is_subscriptions_active() To check if the subscriptions are active

    * @uses bbp_is_user_subscribed() To check if the user is subscribed to topic

    * @uses bbp_get_topic_permalink() To get the topic permalink

    * @uses wp_localize_script() To localize the script

    */

    public function localize_topic_script() {

    // Bail if not viewing a single topic

    if ( !bbp_is_single_topic() )

    return;

    // Bail if user is not logged in

    if ( !is_user_logged_in() )

    return;

    $user_id = bbp_get_current_user_id();

    $localizations = array(

    ‘currentUserId’ => $user_id,

    ‘topicId’ => bbp_get_topic_id(),

    );

    // Favorites

    if ( bbp_is_favorites_active() ) {

    $localizations = 1;

    $localizations = bbp_get_favorites_permalink( $user_id );

    $localizations = (int) bbp_is_user_favorite( $user_id );

    $localizations = __( ‘favorites’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = __( ‘?’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = __( ‘This topic is one of your %favLinkYes% [%favDel%]’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = __( ‘%favAdd% (%favLinkNo%)’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = __( ‘×’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = __( ‘Add this topic to your favorites’, ‘bbpress’ );

    } else {

    $localizations = 0;

    }

    // Subscriptions

    if ( bbp_is_subscriptions_active() ) {

    $localizations = 1;

    $localizations = (int) bbp_is_user_subscribed( $user_id );

    $localizations = __( ‘Subscribe’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = __( ‘Unsubscribe’, ‘bbpress’ );

    $localizations = bbp_get_topic_permalink();

    } else {

    $localizations = 0;

    }

    wp_localize_script( ‘bbp_topic’, ‘bbpTopicJS’, $localizations );

    }

    /**

    * Add or remove a topic from a user’s favorites

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2652)

    *

    * @uses bbp_get_current_user_id() To get the current user id

    * @uses current_user_can() To check if the current user can edit the user

    * @uses bbp_get_topic() To get the topic

    * @uses check_ajax_referer() To verify the nonce & check the referer

    * @uses bbp_is_user_favorite() To check if the topic is user’s favorite

    * @uses bbp_remove_user_favorite() To remove the topic from user’s favorites

    * @uses bbp_add_user_favorite() To add the topic from user’s favorites

    */

    public function ajax_favorite() {

    $user_id = bbp_get_current_user_id();

    $id = intval( $_POST );

    if ( !current_user_can( ‘edit_user’, $user_id ) )

    die( ‘-1’ );

    if ( !$topic = bbp_get_topic( $id ) )

    die( ‘0’ );

    check_ajax_referer( ‘toggle-favorite_’ . $topic->ID );

    if ( bbp_is_user_favorite( $user_id, $topic->ID ) ) {

    if ( bbp_remove_user_favorite( $user_id, $topic->ID ) ) {

    die( ‘1’ );

    }

    } else {

    if ( bbp_add_user_favorite( $user_id, $topic->ID ) ) {

    die( ‘1’ );

    }

    }

    die( ‘0’ );

    }

    /**

    * Subscribe/Unsubscribe a user from a topic

    *

    * @since bbPress (r2668)

    *

    * @uses bbp_is_subscriptions_active() To check if the subscriptions are active

    * @uses bbp_get_current_user_id() To get the current user id

    * @uses current_user_can() To check if the current user can edit the user

    * @uses bbp_get_topic() To get the topic

    * @uses check_ajax_referer() To verify the nonce & check the referer

    * @uses bbp_is_user_subscribed() To check if the topic is in user’s

    * subscriptions

    * @uses bbp_remove_user_subscriptions() To remove the topic from user’s

    * subscriptions

    * @uses bbp_add_user_subscriptions() To add the topic from user’s subscriptions

    */

    public function ajax_subscription() {

    if ( !bbp_is_subscriptions_active() )

    return;

    $user_id = bbp_get_current_user_id();

    $id = intval( $_POST );

    if ( !current_user_can( ‘edit_user’, $user_id ) )

    die( ‘-1’ );

    if ( !$topic = bbp_get_topic( $id ) )

    die( ‘0’ );

    check_ajax_referer( ‘toggle-subscription_’ . $topic->ID );

    if ( bbp_is_user_subscribed( $user_id, $topic->ID ) ) {

    if ( bbp_remove_user_subscription( $user_id, $topic->ID ) ) {

    die( ‘1’ );

    }

    } else {

    if ( bbp_add_user_subscription( $user_id, $topic->ID ) ) {

    die( ‘1’ );

    }

    }

    die( ‘0’ );

    }

    }

    /**

    * Instantiate a new BBP_Twenty_Ten class inside the $bbp global. It is

    * responsible for hooking itself into WordPress where apprpriate.

    */

    if ( ‘bbPress’ == get_class( $bbp ) ) {

    $bbp->theme_compat->theme = new BBP_Twenty_Ten();

    }

    endif;

    ?>

    #43311
    synergywp1
    Member

    Hi,

    I’m thinking of switching from SimplePress to bbPress. I’ve basically dumbed down SP so much that its a basic forum. I did a ton of CSS to make it look much better than the standard theme. My forums haven’t totally kicked off yet, but I’m wondering about making the switch to bbPress.

    Will bbPress be able to handle a huge forum? I realize this is a vague question. More topics/posts = larger database so caching and a decent server are probably necessary.

    I’m interested in switching, even after all the time spent to make SP behave/look how I want it, because bbPress just has that natural light look so it makes me think it’ll be better for the site overall.

    Thoughts about speed? Thanks!

    ddlg2007
    Member

    Well I come here 1 more time because I really can not do more and I need a little help please.

    I am using a child theme called Arras Classical Gamer. I test many times and try a lot of tutorial but is really impossible fix problem with bbpress.

    You can see my website here http://www.site.teamcyanide.eu working perfectly with buddypress and pluging like BuddyPress Template Pack. That was my first hard mission but I do it well and everything work good with some change on CSS.

    Now the only problem I have is that forum bbpress dont work good. For example I creat a forum called Starcraft 2 and when I clic on view look what happen:

    http://site.teamcyanide.eu/board/forum/starcraft-2

    I create a category of Starcraft 2 forum and look:

    http://site.teamcyanide.eu/board/forum/starcraft-2/protos

    So is simple, dont work but I continue looking here on forum and google then I try use Shortcodes from here http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes, and look what happen:

    http://site.teamcyanide.eu/example-forum

    You can see ok I can fix the CSS to make it look better, but if you clic on forum or category continue with same problem, just test yourself and can see it.

    So guys please, some one can tell me please what can I do for implement my forum of bbpress in my website?

    I know on internet I have other forums and scripts, but I really love bbpress and all software make it by wordpress, buddypress, etc.

    Someone have mercy on me and help me a little? :)

    Thanks.

    #112352

    In reply to: Forum specific sidebar

    I think I solved it! I just put the same code that you gave me in the CSS-file but changed .forum to .topic. Apparently the topic pages have their own class…

    I do however have another related problem. As it is now, when you click on the Forum-link in the top menu, you end up at a WP page where I simply put a shortcode to load the forum. This means that you at the first page now see the WP sidebar, which seems not so logical. I would like to end up at this page right away instead: http://demo.agxe.se/forums/forum/forum/ (Btw, does the URL have to be so long and with so many “forum”?)

    Any ideas?

    #112351

    In reply to: Forum specific sidebar

    Now it works perfectly when I am at the forum page, but it still looks the same on the topic pages http://demo.agxe.se/forums/topic/test-topic/

    What do I add to the CSS to fix this side too?

    Thank you so much for your help!

    #112406

    In reply to: Forumicon

    Tgg1990
    Member

    I’m not very familiar with CSS, but shall look around the internet and check, thanks for all help ;)

    #112405

    In reply to: Forumicon

    I can’t tell you exactly what code to use because I don’t know you use case.

    As I said each forum has it’s own CSS class, such as bbp-forum-4. You can use this sto style the various areas however you see fit.

    Are you familiar with CSS? If not then there really isn’t going to be an easy way, unfortunately.

    #112403

    In reply to: Forumicon

    Every forum, topic, and reply has unique CSS identifiers applied to it. So this should be very easy to do if you are familiar with CSS. Just add the appropriate tweaks to your theme’s primary CSS file.

    raphaelsuzuki
    Participant

    Try this in your CSS file:

    .forum .entry-content{

    width:100%;

    }

    #112349

    In reply to: Forum specific sidebar

    raphaelsuzuki
    Participant

    This is mostly related to the way that single post are aesthetically displayed in Twenty Eleven theme. It wipes sidebars and centers content, horizontally filling the entire page.

    You can easily address this with CSS:

    1) Search for ‘#primary’ (line 84) and add after:

    .forum #primary{

    width:70%;

    }

    2) Search for ‘.entry-content’ (line 109) and add after:

    .forum .entry-content{

    width:100%;

    }

    3) Tweak it to your tastes.

    dorsetjon
    Member

    I didn’t change the whole forum to look like bbprress.org, but instead wanted the first page users see to look like .org. That is, with a forum list on the left, tag cloud below that and on the right a list of recent topic updates. I achieved that with the following page code:

    <div style="display: inline; float: left; position: relative; width: 400px;">
    <div style="margin: 0; padding: 0; border: 0; outline: 0; font-size: 100%; vertical-align: baseline; background: transparent;">
    <h2>Forums</h2>
    [bbp-forum-index]
    </div>
    <div style="margin: 0; padding: 0; border: 0; outline: 0; font-size: 100%; vertical-align: baseline; background: transparent;">
    <h2>Hot Tags</h2>
    [bbp-topic-tags]
    </div>
    </div>
    <div style="display: inline; float: left; position: relative; width: 400px; margin-left: 25px;">
    <h2>Topics<span><a title="New Forum Topic" href="http://your-url-here/?page_id=232" style="font-weight: normal;"> — Start New</a></span></h2>[bbp-topic-index]</div>

    I also made some CSS changes to change formatting and remove some text.

    Jon

    #42722
    deanso
    Member

    Hi all

    I just add bbPress to my website running Deadline theme and with small tweaks all looks great! Except homepage – I want main area in the middle of the homepage to look like http://bbpress.org/plugins/ – showing new, latest and most viewed posts from my 4 forums. How can I do this?

    Pleas note I can not use custom page, but have to add code to the existing homepage. I tried few versions, but didn’t get exactly the same results. All I was able to pull is 4 posts with code: <?php bbp_get_template_part( ‘bbpress/content’, ‘archive-topic’ ); ?>. But that is obviously not what I need. Is there a simple way to get results like on http://bbpress.org/plugins/

    I am not coder (obviously), but can do all CSS work without any issue.

    I hope this is not repeated questions, but I tried to find solution and no luck.

    Cheers & Thanks

    Dean

    dorsetjon
    Member

    Jim,

    What I mainly wanted was a web page where the layout was similar to the bbpress.org forum and I wasn’t looking for the colours, etc, to look the same. I have found that a new theme isn’t required and instead I did the following:

    1. Create a new page in wordpress

    2. Create a layout using <DIV> tags and use bbPress shortcodes to specify where the forum components should sit

    3. I then added CSS to the style.css of my WordPress child theme to control how the forum looked. For example, I didn’t want the forum navigation text or the text saying how many posts there are, etc, so I turned them off via CSS.

    I’m not sure if that’s the best way to do what I wanted but once I “discovered” shortcodes this was all very simple and didn’t require a new theme or PHP changes, etc, so was fairly easy.

    Let me know if you want any more details about what I did and I post them here.

    Jon

    dorsetjon
    Member

    Thanks for that. I assumed a theme just covers the look and feel of a site but does it change the layout, etc, too?

    For example, on the https://bbpress.org/forums page the layout is totally different to the default – there is a list of forums on the left, a search box and list of tags below that and on the right is a list of recent topics. The columns included in the topic and forums list are different to normal too and above the topics list there is a “start new” link. Those are the sort of changes I want to make. I know CSS but can’t see how I change all that through CSS or will a new theme do more than change CSS?

    Sorry for asking such basic questions but while BBPress seems great it is a bit impenetrable for the newbie!

    Thanks,

    Jon

    BlinkyBill01
    Participant

    Okay, this is insane. I am able to change the text color of the “Freshness” table, but I’m not able to change the background.

    http://bp.daevas.com/discussion/board/na/

    I’m stumped. I’ve even gone back and disabled ALL of the css files from my site and I’m still getting the same background colors for the table. I enabled the css again then I tinkered around with the Freshness table by adding “color: #ff0000” to it. That changed the color or the text.

    .bbp-topic-freshness,

    .bbp-forum-freshness {

    text-align: center;

    width: 25%;

    color: #ff0000;

    }

    But, if I add “background-color: #ff0000;” it doesn’t change the background color.

    I don’t know what’s going on here. Disabling the CSS leaves the same background and editing the css doesn’t change it.

    Even adding the line “background-color: #ff0000;” to all tables without any background color listed does nothing. The only part that does change is the “This category contains 0 topics and 0 replies.” table.

    #112043

    No problem – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascading_Style_Sheets

    CSS controls the look (styling of the website). Unfortunately without knowing some degree of CSS there is no easy way to tweak the look of things.

    BlinkyBill01
    Participant

    Ok, I think I ran into a snag.

    My WordPress/BuddyPress site is HEAVILY modded with plugins. I use a RocketTheme theme that runs off of the Gantry Framework along with Gantry-BuddyPress (which allows BuddyPress to be compatible with the RocketTheme and Gantry Framework.)

    The bbPress plugin worked, but only partially. The Forum page set up by bbPress is visible but instead of seeing the “directory” of forums it shows:

    Home › Forums Forum Topics Posts Freshness General Discussion SO? what now? 1 1 26 mins Admin

    It’s all just plain text with no links. But, the forum I made for General Discussion is viewable when I go to the forum page it made.

    For reference, here are the demo page links:

    http://bp.daevas.com/forums/

    http://bp.daevas.com/forums/discussion/na-general-discussion/

    I still have to edit the .css to match the theme design, but I wanted to find out what was wrong with the default forums page and why it wasn’t showing up correctly.

    Thanks and hope you can help.

    #112046
    Nirzol1
    Member

    Ok

    I find something but I don’t know if is good to do like that .

    In function.php add this :

    add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_my_stylesheet’);

    function add_my_stylesheet() {

    $myStyleFile = get_theme_root_uri() . ‘/myTheme/mybbpress.css’;

    if ( (is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ )) ) {

    wp_enqueue_style( ‘myStyleSheetsi’, $myStyleFile);

    }

    }

    Create a file in your theme mybbpress.css :

    div.bbp-breadcrumb, h1.title{

    display:none;

    }

    Just to notice, all changes is for first page forum only(http://mysite.com/forums) if you want to make changes on all your forums pages replace

    if ( (is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ )) ) {

    by

    if ( (is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ ) || is_singular( array( ‘forum’, ‘topic’, ‘reply’ ) )) ) {

    I tried is_page_template(‘bbpress.php’) or is_page(35) etc… (a lot I tried :p)

    but don’t work.

    #112041
    paul12345
    Member

    Hi jaredatch, sorry but what is the “CSS” ? :P (such a newbie)

    #110525
    BlinkyBill01
    Participant

    Ok, I think I ran into a snag.

    My WordPress/BuddyPress site is HEAVILY modded with plugins. I use a RocketTheme theme that runs off of the Gantry Framework along with Gantry-BuddyPress (which allows BuddyPress to be compatible with the RocketTheme and Gantry Framework.)

    The bbPress plugin worked, but only partially. The Forum page set up by bbPress is visible but instead of seeing the “directory” of forums it shows:

    Home › Forums Forum Topics Posts Freshness General Discussion SO? what now? 1 1 26 mins Admin

    It’s all just plain text with no links. But, the forum I made for General Discussion is viewable when I go to the forum page it made.

    For reference, here are the demo page links:

    http://bp.daevas.com/forums/

    http://bp.daevas.com/forums/discussion/na-general-discussion/

    I still have to edit the .css to match the theme design, but I wanted to find out what was wrong with the default forums page and why it wasn’t showing up correctly.

    Thanks and hope you can help.

    #112040

    Everything looks OK to me, just need to tweak the CSS as you see fit :)

    #111636
    vvikeb
    Member

    I got it working though it is not perfect. After setting up all bbp templates into my new theme and ensuring the bbpress, css, and js subfolders associated with the bbp-twentyten template where in my new theme folder properly it is working with some functionality that I can live with; however,…

    The breadcrumb link and my forums menu link are not the same. Now, I use a forums page with the shortcode. Now, when someone drills down into the forums and wished to return to the main forums page via the breadcrumb they go to the default forums-archive page set by bbp. I wish it went to my custom forum page with the shortcodes, but I’m happy it is not sending people to a useless page.

    So, there is still an issue, but everything is providing useful functionality at this time. I will leave this unresolved and hope the dev will fix in later versions.

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