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  • @robkk

    Moderator

    i think you alread implemented the login and register buttons you were talking about.

    i also recommend adding a border to the text input boxes of the register and login forms, because they seem invisible, and also for the submit buttons for each form.

    you can just use simple css to fix that.

    to edit the appearance of the forum you can copy bbpress.css into your child and edit that then changes you make will affect the look of your forum.

    you can also copy the templates in wp-content>plugins>bbpress>templates>default>bbpress

    i recommenced just copying the whole bbpress folder into your child theme.

    there is more in the documentation about this.

    Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – part 2

    Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – part 3

    Functions files and child themes – explained !

    Layout and functionality – Examples you can use

    looking through the rest of the bbpress documentation isnt a bad thing too.

    Codex

    @jlaks

    Participant

    Hi blueberry cove,

    Would you mind sharing how you got your login/register, lost password links at top of your forum page. I have created these pages wordpress already. But each time I try and add a button or link to the top of the wordpress forum page. Button or link is added but breaks the bbpress forum itself and forum itself does not show only newly added link or button.

    Thanks in advance

    @jlaks

    Participant

    BTW really nice site

    @jasonfanboyfun

    Participant

    We are seeing the same thing. Installation was fantastically simple and worked like a champ. However, there is nowhere for a user to register or anything… I don’t understand what setting we are missing.
    http://www.fanboyfun.com

    @robkk

    Moderator

    you guys could use this plugin

    bbPress Login Register Links On Forum Topic Pages

    @jlaks

    Participant

    Wow Rob, I really feel stupid now. Spent 4 hours coping bbPress files to child theme and finessing the php.

    Thanks for the share.

    @blueberrycove

    Participant

    Jlaks – the way I did it was to put in some html code on the WordPress page, above the shortcode for the forum. However Robkk’s plugin is really simple and much better – I’m using it as well now!

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