It looks very nice
Does the badge plugin work via the usermeta table?
I see you also took the approach of min-height
to make your posts large enough for the avatar and userdetails on the side. I do that too, but it bothers me slightly; I’d rather have something properly fluid – can’t figure out a way of doing it without tables or tag soup though. 
By the way, if you put the min-height
property on .threadpost
rather than on .post
it will also take the signature into account, which might make quite a difference.
yeah, it was a workaround before … i don’t think it matters much anymore since i changed .threadpost to display:block so it stretches all the way instead of depending on line-height.

and about the badges plug-in … i’m not sure what you mean (sorry, i’m very new to bbpress so i still don’t know my way around that much). I changed the profile/admin keys on functions.php
Oye me podrias echar una mano para poner mi foro mas o menos como el tuyo?
Gracias
http://foro.bolsageneral.com/
I’m quite interested in how you did it, but I don’t see display:block
property on your .threadpost
anymore? 
Yeah I think that’s the same thing, I was making it too complicated.
@detrom: Claro, en que necesitas ayuda?
@fel64:
#thread li {
padding: 1.5em 1.0em;
display: block;
}
that’s about it…
Hola benbeltran, el foro que tengo es nuevo y lo veo un poco soso, me gustaria tenerlo tal como lo tienes tu ahora mismo. Me podrias echar una mano modificando el mio?
te paso mi direccion de gmail: detrom[en]gmail.com
Ahh thanks, I was looking in the wrong place.
Does the display: block property make a difference? Using Firebug to disable it I can’t see a change.
yeah
it should … li uses display:list-item and uses different properties … like line-height instead of height and it behaves differently in some contexts.
In some cases using the default display mode it would overlap with other items, but with display:block; it stretches properly