there is a styling file of the theme or of the bbpress and there you must change the color of the text, learn css.
I figured as much, I just don’t know which file it is. Learn CSS…yea I’d like to…but I need to figure this out before then…thanks
If it was in a regular theme I could figure it out, but it’s an integration so I’m not sure
I want to know the same thing. I hope someone posts an answer that helps us. In the meantime, I can use the inspector developer tool in FireFox to find names of the page components. And then I can use Dreamweaver to search for them in the WP files. But that’s going to me a bit messy w/ this integration business. So… I am hoping for a simpler method.
If you want to just do minor CSS tweaks then just put the changes at the bottom of your theme’s style.css and it *should* override things.
Thanks Jaredatch and carminka,
You are addressing a similar thread which I just posted on. I’m cross-posting this
carminka because it could be useful for you:
Incorporating bbPress theme files, into a pre-existing theme.
jaredatch I haven’t had luck with overriding it in my theme’s css unless I use !important.
To ask the same question that I asked there, is there a way to get bbpress to use a bbpress.css in the theme folder instead of the plugin folder?
Really love bbpress… thanks
Yes there is, I wrote a quick plugin for it.
Take the code from https://gist.github.com/1902067 and put it in a bbpress-css.php file inside your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Then go to your plugins page and activate the plugin.
It will use bbpress.css from your theme directory, so my suggestion would be to make a copy of bbPress’s CSS file and move it there as a starting point, then you can edit as needed.
Your advice is really appreciable. I learn here how can i change my font colors.
