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Hello,

I would like to restrict the topic content to certain user roles, so that subscribers and non-logged-in user can see the topics inside the forum, but when they click on the topic, they get a message “for premium members only”. This doesn’t work with private or hidden forums, because I want them to see the topics they are missing… 😉

I installed the latest bbpress plugin 2.1.2, WordPress 3.4.1, and Members 0.2

Editing the Subscribers role, I tried to add a Capability filter “bbp_get_topic_content” and disabled it, but that didn’t work (it disappeared, so doesn’t seem to be the correct capability).

Any idea, how I can achieve that?

Thanks

First and foremost, I am very new to bbPress and fairly inexperienced at PHP. If the solution to my problem is simple, I apologize in advance.

I would like for the homepage to display full-text recent topics, but not all recent topics–only ones that I want there. I think I would like only topics with a specific tag to display on the homepage. Is that possible?

If not, I would be okay creating a single forum dedicated for this purpose, so that every topic created within that forum gets displayed on the homepage. If that is a simpler option, I would like to know how to implement it.

Thank you greatly.

I am using WordPress 3.4.1, bbPress 2.1.2, and BuddyPress 1.6.1.

Hello guys,

I’m new to wordpress and bbpress and started to learning it today. I recently installed wp which succeeded and added bbpress through the plugin tab on the admin page. I installed WP on my root page so how do i access my forums via typing in the linkbar in any browser?

I’ve browsed for a solution before i decided to make a topic and I’m very lost. Also the bbpress forums https://bbpress.org/forums/, how would I organize mine with the forum category on the left side and latest topics in the middle?

Thanks very much in advance.

Just installed bbpress, but I’m having trouble putting links on the forum page for registration and login. Any tips???

After installing I simply add a new Forum and give it a name of general discussion. I give it some brief content and hit publish.

After I click on the “View Forum” link and it takes me to www.mysite.com/forums/forum/general/
But its a “Page not found”

Did I do something wrong? I check in All Forums and I see the General Discussion forum in there that I made.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Hi I am using wp 3.4.1 and using bbpress plugin for the forum. However I am trying to install a new theme but dunno how to start. I have already downloaded a new theme [derleth-bright] , just need a little bit of nudge on my head how to implement this.

And also as I am using the wordpress plugin for the bbpress forum , can someone tell me how to make it full-width page. Its by default coming as a post which includes also the author name, creation time etc. which I also dont want.

Can someone help me?

my website: atCampus

What’s the best approach to fix this?

Increase main column width?

Look for the embed function and change width and height. Where is it?

Is this theme error once that displayed sizes should be according with existing column width?

I’m sure I did something stupid, but after installing bbpress, I only see Forum in Settings. From the documentation, I would be seeing more than just that I think.

Hello,

I am a total bbPress / php newb, apologies.

WP v 3.4.1 bbPress v 2.1.2

I am trying to tweak the forum to look more like a repository for educational lesson plans, curriculum, etc. and so would like to change the wording from Forum, for example, to “Content Areas” and so on… any thoughts on how best to do this?

THANKS,

Using WordPress 3.4.1, bbPress 2.1.2, TwentyEleven 1.4 (unmodified theme).

Widgets are correctly placed on non-bbPress forum pages (See screenshot)

But on any bbPress forum page, the widgets appear below the forum content (See screenshot)

What’s wrong? How can I fix this?