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  • cephalo
    Participant

    @cephalo

    I’m brand new at this, so forgive me if this is obvious.

    If you have a look at my first go at including a forum, you’ll see this very ugly ‘sub title’ area above the forum. Googling around seemed to indicate that the problem is with my theme, which is Customify. It says ‘Archives: Forums’ and ‘bbPress forums’ and it’s totally superfluous. I want to just take that out. What do I need to know to do this? Assume I know nothing.

    http://dreamreasongames.com/forums/

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  • Barry
    Participant

    @barryhughes-1

    There are a few ways you might tackle this, but custom CSS is often a nice way to go, both because it’s “safer” than custom PHP and because you can easily tweak it to achieve a better fit. Plus, most themes make this really easy: simply navigate to Appearance ‣ Customize ‣ Additional CSS and add your code 🙂

    /* Remove the titlebar area on forum archive pages */
    .bbpress.forum-archive #page-titlebar {
      display: none;
    }
    
    /* Retain some whitespace for consistency with other pages */
    .bbpress.forum-archive #site-content {
      margin-top: 75px;
    }

    In this case, perhaps some rules like I’ve listed above could be a nice starting point?


    Robin W
    Moderator

    @robin-w

    you might want to do some further styling

    bbp style pack


    cephalo
    Participant

    @cephalo

    Thank you both! The CSS did the trick and yes, I would like to be a bit more stylish.


    cephalo
    Participant

    @cephalo

    Things are looking much better (check the link again), but I am having trouble changing the color of the bbPress sidebar. I’m using the bbPress specific sidebar from ‘bbPress WP tweaks’ and it doesn’t seem very customizable.

    CSS is still a bit mysterious to me, but it seems that I should be able to have a snippet that changes the background color for this particular widget.


    cephalo
    Participant

    @cephalo

    I figured it out with this:

    .sidebar-primary { background: #ffe6d1; }

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