Has anyone got bbPress 2.x formatting correctly in a Suffusion child theme? Would they be willing to share their child theme so I can see what they did, or help me?
Thank you!
Has anyone got bbPress 2.x formatting correctly in a Suffusion child theme? Would they be willing to share their child theme so I can see what they did, or help me?
Thank you!
I have been trying to setup a bbPress forum for a while now and everything went very smooth. Now I’ve got a problem that I haven’t found a solution to:
How do I force a user to log in before they can view any forum content at all? I’ve been thinking about just redirecting to /wp-login.php but how do I implement that into my bbPress forum so it knows that you have logged in?
I thought this might work but don’t know what file to implement the code into…
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
//Site code here
} else {
header("Location: http://www.site-name.com/wp-login.php");
exit;
}
I am a beginner to this whole webdesign world so bare with me if this question is not complicated at all.
Hi all,
The forums I am working on right now does not seem to preserve the spacing or tabs when I paste content into <code> tags. Any ideas?</p>
When I view source, the tabs and spaces seem to be there, but not on the page itself.
Screenshots:
Forum post with <code> sample:
http://cl.ly/0y3Y1n3R3L0a190a1D3l
– the tabs are missing, and should have similar spacing as this:
http://cl.ly/0a3M2h0F1Q0L3o0r1q3M
If I may try here:
<code>
&:hover {
background: #EEE;
}
}
</code>
Seems to work…
Can someone tell me how to remove the hyperlink from the user avatar.
I do not wants them or other users to link to their bbPress/WP profile
WP-Polls will allow you to put a poll in a post. Now that bbPress 2.x is built on custom-post types, I’m assuming this is somewhat more feasible.
Could someone write a bbPress plugin to integrate WP-Polls and bbPress?
Thanks!
The forums themselves seem to be working, but after activating bbPress 2.1 (downloaded from SVN today), I can’t add or edit posts or pages. It always brings up the last forum I created.
http://blindscribblings.com/images/bbpress.png
I am doing a little bit of reverse-engineering to build a custom BLOG/FORUM theme for my site. I cloned the 2010 bbpress code to my own theme and merged in my header/index/footer pages and custom css styles for starters.
I have nearly identical header.php in BOTH the parent & child themes. The only difference is the header.php in my bbpress child theme removes part of the header, so it essentially is a modified parent-theme header.
I noticed, however, that when I made this change now BOTH my blog and bbpress forum pages have the modified header – what gives?!
How can modifying the child-theme impact the parent?
I have a custom wordpress theme for my company’s blog to match the styling of my non-wordpress company website. I came across bbpress and wanted to integrate it into my wordpress company blog.
I followed this tutorial for a basic forum setup:
https://codex.bbpress.org/home/step-by-step-guide-to-creating-a-custom-bbpress-theme/
My Parent Theme: XX
My Child Theme: XX-bbpress
I created my child bbpress theme and imported the necessary templates as suggested, however, I am baffled by what I observed when I visit the blog landing pages:
I went into WP-ADMIN and activated the child theme. When I visit:
http://www.companydomain.com/blog/forums
– I can see the default forum layout
but when i vist my blog
http://www.companydomain.com/blog
– my blog page is completly blank
I’ve disabled all but the bbpress plugin. WP_DEBUG doesn’t show any errors when I visit my blog page either. HUH?
Am I missing something? Thanks!
Hey,
I tried the last few days to figure out, what I did wrong. On my test version of WordPress I installed bbpress for development. Everything is working fine there.
For the customer, I installed the latest WordPress 3.4 Release Candidate. But when I tried to call */forums, the request slows down and All I get is the theader element. I can get to single forums, topics etc, but I cannot see the whole forums.
Any Idea how to solve this?
I wasn’t sure where to ask this. I want to put a note above or next to where it says “Reply” and “Topic Description:” for posting instructions. Anyone know what files I need to edit, or some sort of function I can use?
I did this with wordpress comments EX: Use “< code > to display code in your comment” above the comment box, using a function, no idea how to do it with bbpress though.