Search Results for 'remove sidebar'
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Topic: Forum is missing
Hello guys. I don’t know what i did wrong đ I had the forum working a previous version of my website, but since the theme change, i can’t get it set up for my life.
It might be important to note that there was a situation during the instillation of bbpress. I was at the last step of the instillation, when my website crashed. One of my folders was duplicated or something. I removed the file from my file manager and got my site back. BBpress is now installed, alongside buddypress but when i go to my forum page there’s nothing there.
I think i need step by step instructions. When i make a page named “Forum” and assign that page to the bbpress pages tab, nothing happens. I have a code to make my forum fancy and thats not working either.
I am using the newest wordpress, and the newest bbpress.
My website is at http://www.goodpoker.ca
This is the code i need to put somewhere…
ID, ‘sidebar_value’, true);
do_action( ‘bp_before_directory_forums_page’ ); ?>
<div class="padder contentbox “>
<option value="”>
<input type="submit" name="submit_topic" id="submit" class="none" style="opacity:0;" value="” />
<input type="button" name="submit_topic_cancel" id="submit_topic_cancel" value="” />
<?php printf( __( "You are not a member of any groups so you don't have any group forums you can post in. To start posting, first find a group that matches the topic subject you'd like to start. If this group does not exist, why not create a new group? Once you have joined or created the group you can post your topic in that group’s forum.”, ‘buddypress’ ), site_url( bp_get_groups_root_slug() . ‘/create/’ ) ) ?>
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<a href="”><?php printf( __( 'All Topics %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_forum_topic_count() ); ?>
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<a href="”><?php printf( __( 'My Topics %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_forum_topic_count_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?>
Topic: Issues Removing the Sidebar
Topic: BBpress 2.1.3 Update Error
I, like most people using BBpress, have had an issue removing the sidebar from my new BBpress forums. I tried editing template files, adding files into my theme’s root, commenting our sidebar commands and whatever else has been recommended on these forums. Not to say those don’t work – I just couldn’t figure them out which is most likely due to my complete lack of php knowledge. I’m posting this for those of you like me, who have no idea how to do those fancy things.
Here’s how I removed my sidebar:
First, I copied over the CSS folder from my BBpress plugin folder /bbp-theme-compat to my theme’s root folder. (From your server root it should be wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-theme-compat/)
Then, I found the CSS class my theme was using to design the main content of my wordpress blog (should be a style.css file in your theme’s folder). Mine happened to be
#main_content
. Next, I found the the sidebar CSS in my theme’s style.css file which was simply#sidebar
.Note: I found the CSS class by right clicking the main content area of my website (where posts show) and selecting “Inspect Element”.
After finding those I created BBpress specific classes and pasted those into the bbpress.css file now located at {you_theme’s_root}/CSS/bbpress.css.
Here’s what I pasted in:
.bbPress #sidebar { width: 0px; display:none; } .bbPress #main-content { width: 940px; !important }
Most likely you won’t need the sidebar’s width attribute but I added it in just in case.
And finally, after hours of trying to figure this out I went to my BBress forums page to discover that the forums fit perfectly into my theme without any sign of a sidebar.
I hope this helps!
Topic: Another Sidebar Post
I have a WP blog for which I needed a forum and bbPress was my choice. However, the WP theme I am using for the blog has a get_posts() query on the sidebar to display the 3 latest blog posts. Now after installing the bbPress it shows only the bbPress forum topics, since that is the latest 3 activity on the site. How do I stop bbPress forums topics form showing up as posts in the sidebar?
Hi,
I have bbpress plugin in a WordPress 3.4.2 MU site, with a single instance in the root and /forums. I have a very basic child theme of TwentyEleven which makes some header and CSS tweaks.
Once I activated BBPress, I found that it is displayed using the sidebar. This crushes the forum to the left, so I wanted to get rid of it for the forum page. I read that by default BBPress will use the page.php from the TwentyEleven theme, and to copy that to my child theme, remove the call to the sidebar and name it bbpress.php would override it. Well, for a start, the TwentyEleven page.php does NOT contain the sidebar. After searching the filesystem I found that sidebar-page.php does, so I copied that to my child theme folder and named it bbpress.php, removed the get_sidebar() call, and also set the template name as Template Name: Forum Template in the bbpress.php file.
It did not work. My forum is still showing a sidebar. It does not seem to be using the bbpress.php file at all.
Is there a guide somewhere on how to get BBPress to display without the sidebar when using MU and a child theme of TwentyEleven?
As I said, my child theme if very simple. It is literally a header.php and styles.css, and I have now added bbpress.php. What do I need to do to get BBPress to use my bbpress.php template?
Can I add that a LOT of the helpful-looking links on here lead to 404 pages, which really hasn’t helped in trying to figure this out. It would be great if those could be fixed up somehow?
Thanks!
Topic: Problems customizing bbPress
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