this is normally theme related, so no ‘standard’ answer.
hmmm… is there any way that we can tackle the issue? I mean you can guide me the correct direction to solve this though it hasn’t any standard solution.
bbPress will “adapt” the profile style to your theme templates, so the installed theme must have a full-width template or you can use block layouts.
Hi, after struggling some time trying to make profile page full width, I give up.
The theme I’m using is Magbook. I found that there is only one theme template page that has no sidebar, ie, magbook-template.php. I copied this file to my child theme root directory, and rename it as bbpress.php. However it doesn’t make any changes to the profile page.
I have read some other similar topics, I guess we need to “inject” custom php codes into the bbpress.php. If this is correct, can you provide me the relevant php codes for bbpress.php that make it works?
One more thing I have doubt is that, let say bbpress finally adopted bbpress.php as default template, all other forum & topic pages will turn out no sidebar altogether, I presumed, which is against my wish. What I want is profile page FULL WIDTH, forum/topic page WITH SIDEBAR.
Pls guide me.
Regards
so can you post ypur bbpress.php here please, and let me know if it renders a sidebar or not
so can you post ypur bbpress.php here please, and let me know if it renders a sidebar or not
This is the bbpress.php from my theme:
<?php
/**
* Template Name: Magbook Template
*
* Displays Magazine template.
*
* @package Theme Freesia
* @subpackage Magbook
* @since Magbook 1.0
*/
get_header(); ?>
<div class="wrap">
<?php if( is_active_sidebar( 'magbook_primary_fullwidth' ) && class_exists('Magbook_Plus_Features') ){
echo '<div class="primary-full-width clearfix">';
dynamic_sidebar ('magbook_primary_fullwidth');
echo '</div>';
} ?>
<div id="primary" class="content-area">
<main id="main" class="site-main" role="main">
<?php
if( is_active_sidebar( 'magbook_template_section' )){
dynamic_sidebar( 'magbook_template_section' );
}
the_content(); ?>
</main><!-- end #main -->
</div> <!-- end #primary -->
<?php if( is_active_sidebar( 'magbook_template_sidebar_section' )){ ?>
<aside id="secondary" class="widget-area" role="complementary" aria-label="<?php esc_attr_e('Side Sidebar','magbook');?>">
<?php dynamic_sidebar( 'magbook_template_sidebar_section' ); ?>
</aside> <!-- end #secondary -->
<?php }
if( is_active_sidebar( 'magbook_seondary_fullwidth' ) && class_exists('Magbook_Plus_Features') ){
echo '<div class="secondary-full-width clearfix">';
dynamic_sidebar ('magbook_seondary_fullwidth');
echo '</div>';
} ?>
</div><!-- end .wrap -->
<?php get_footer();
so does this render a sidebar for forum pages?
No. It doesn’t render sidebar for topic & forum pages.
Hi sorry, need to clarify a bit….
bbpress.php does render sidebar for forum/topic pages. However the widgets (eg, forums/topics information) that I initially put on the sidebar no longer be visualized.
For WordPress normal page setting, if I change template from default template (page.php) to Magbook Template (magbook-template.php), the targeted page becomes full width, that is why I thought that magbook-template.php is a full width template. Maybe I am wrong.
Hope this would help.
Regards
Hi, may I know any possible solution for this?
Try adding the below code to your theme’s functions.php file, should make the userpages full width with no sidebar.
if( !function_exists('enkoes_magbook_userpage_css_class') ){
function enkoes_magbook_userpage_css_class( $classes ){
if( function_exists('bbp_is_single_user') && bbp_is_single_user()){
$classes[] = 'magbook-no-sidebar';
}
return $classes;
}
}
add_filter('body_class', 'enkoes_magbook_userpage_css_class');
if( !function_exists('enkoes_magbook_userpage_options') ){
function enkoes_magbook_userpage_options( $options = array() ){
if( function_exists('bbp_is_single_user') && bbp_is_single_user()){
$options['magbook_sidebar_layout_options'] = 'nosidebar';
$options['magbook_blog_layout'] = '';
}
return $options;
}
}
add_filter('magbook_get_option_defaults_values', 'enkoes_magbook_userpage_options',100);
You may have to get rid of that bbpress.php file you added.
I haven’t used Magbook theme before, so let me know if that works out for you.
😉
Should have mentioned that you should added that into a child theme functions.php file so that when you update the theme you won’t lose that code.
@robin-w usually recommends a code snippet plugin for adding custom code, but I don’t recall the name of that plugin.
Yes. Finally solve my long pending problem!
Many thanks to @webcreations907 & @robin-w for your help & guidance. Never expect this can be solved in one go. 😀
