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Forum topics not aligned, topic title missing and generally ugly look and feel

  • @ditsa2013

    Participant

    Hi.

    I am trying to improve the look and feel of my forum but without success 🙁
    Here’s what my topics currently look like:
    http://www.authentic-jerusalem-tours.com/forums/topic/good-places-eat-saturday-jerusaelm/

    What i want to achieve is:

    1. Have the title displayed within the topic frame (not just in the page title bar)
    2. Align the topic text with the author box on the left so it appears next to it rather than bellow it.

    I’m not great at CSS/PHP so precise instructions would be very appreciated.

    Thanks

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  • @robkk

    Moderator

    1. Not entirely sure what the topic frame is, but I like how the title looks good on your site already.

    2.

    div.bbp-reply-header {
        clear: none;
    }

    If you need help styling your forums you may need to use the bbp style pack plugin. There are a lot of CSS styles on your site that I can see causing some minor issues with other areas on bbPress, like the Forum Header labels that say Topic and Freshness. You may also need to use a darker image/background for your single forum pages.

    @ditsa2013

    Participant

    Thanks- that really helped!
    I am using bbp style pack, but i there are some things that are still missing.
    Is there a way i can reduce the line height for the author details?

    Thanks

    @robkk

    Moderator

    This custom CSS would help with your line-height issue.

    #bbpress-forums div.bbp-forum-author, 
    #bbpress-forums div.bbp-topic-author, 
    #bbpress-forums div.bbp-reply-author {
        line-height: 2em;
    }

    @ditsa2013

    Participant

    thanks, that helped. I’d like to do the same thing with the topic titles: if a title is longer then one row, i want the two rows to be closer to each other.
    Thanks a loT!

    @robkk

    Moderator

    PLease post an image of what you are talking about exactly. I have an idea but I want to be 100% sure of what you are talking about.

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