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Oh bother! feedback-no-replies


  • fca0secretary
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    @fca0secretary

    I am trying to edit the phrase “Oh bother! etc,” but when I get to the Plugin Editor it’s saying that the default template is inactive, like this –
    bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/feedback-no-replies.php (inactive)
    I am using WordPress 4.4.2 running Twenty Sixteen theme. and bbPress is Version 2.5.8
    My site is http://www.fagleyforum.site
    How can I find the right place to edit this phrase?

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  • Hi,
    Never edit bbpress templates directly in the bbpress folder, otherwise you will loose your changes when bbPress updates.
    There are several ways that I know of, but the most easy one would probably be by installing my ‘bbP Toolkit’ plugin.

    Or you play with CSS yourself:

    .bbp-template-notice {
    	display: none;
    }
    
    .bbp-template-notice.info,
    .bbp-template-notice.error,
    .bbp-template-notice.important,
    .bbp-template-notice.warning {
    	display: block;
    }

    Not that also other similar messages will disappear with the above.

    And if you want to modify bbPress files, please check the codex (https://codex.bbpress.org/themes/theme-compatibility/getting-started-in-modifying-the-main-bbpress-template/) and/or create a child theme
    Pascal.


    fca0secretary
    Participant

    @fca0secretary

    I installed the plug-in and changed the words but it still doesn’t work, it’s still showing the original message. 🙁


    fca0secretary
    Participant

    @fca0secretary


    fca0secretary
    Participant

    @fca0secretary

    What I want to change is “Oh bother! No search results were found here!” , not “Oh bother! No topics were found here!” which is what your plug-in changes. This is what I want to edit:
    bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/feedback-no-search.php (inactive)

    but it’s marked as “inactive” so what does that mean?


    fca0secretary
    Participant

    @fca0secretary

    or, look at it another way, is there a way to make the “Search Forums” widget invisible unless you are logged in? I notice that you can’t see some of the widgets unles you’re logged in. That’s what would be ideal for me. This is a private site for members only so I don’t want the general public to be seeing anything except the front page message.

    Okay, maybe this then:

    CSS:

    .bbp-search-form {
     display:none !important;
     }

    Also check the option called ‘Search’ in your dashboard: ‘Settings > Forums > Forum Features’

    Pascal.


    fca0secretary
    Participant

    @fca0secretary

    It’s no good, I can’t find anything like what you’re talking about. The only thing I can find is this: bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/feedback-no-search.php (inactive) which is clearly the thing I want to edit but it’s marked as “inactive” so editing it doesn’t have any effect.
    I’m going to have to find a different plug-in, I haven’t time for this. But thanks anyway and have a cup of coffee on me!

    Hmmm, I’m getting the ‘Oops’ page, not the ‘Oh Bother’ … So that’s the 404 page.
    If your forums are private, check if my replies here help: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/setup-login-for-private-forum/
    EDIT: Thanks for the coffee !!!
    Pascal.


    fca0secretary
    Participant

    @fca0secretary

    I already found your other thread, which was also helpful. I’ve ended up getting a very simple plug-in which is all I need. (I hope)

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