Sol Huebner

Hi li,

maybe have a look at GD bbPress Attachments.

Kind regards

+1

Hi,

I would be also interested in the code 🙂

TIA

Font Awesome is an icon font that scales great and you can use it in your text and the menus easily like:

<i class="fa fa-check-square-o"></i>

I tried it with an older version of BuddyBoss and that worked quite well 🙂

Hi @mairaj,

I hope it works dor you 🙂

Hi Douzet,

BuddyPress is starting to work on the new 2.0 milestone. Maybe post your idea on the BuddyPress site as proposal 🙂

Kind regards

Please have a look at

Wordpress Shortcodes

and

Visual Composer

Kind regards

I would consider built in short codes in themes bad practice. Having them in a plugin is the way to go. I will have a look if I can find the plugin I used for that.

Maybe a small thing but you have to install BOTH

buddyboss-3.1.3.zip AND buddyboss-child-3.1.3.zip

and then activate the CHILD. The “child” theme needs the “main” theme to work.

You can then edit the child theme and if there is an update it is more easy to update 🙂

I will redo my server setup and will try it after that again 🙂

But be aware that they use the <picture> tag… there is an ongoing discussion about changing that to <figure> as IE (7-9) is making problems… as always 😉 But this is only a small change in the php file if you want to try it.

As I am not that good in CSS which are the “breakpoints” to choose for BuddyBoss?

@ricardosalta I had a look at it but I will try Hammy instead 🙂

But thank you for the idea!

It is right that the admin has to “approve” the new slides then but is there a way that I can hide “Slides” in the new menu? I still have only test user as I am working on the forum layout.
I am not yet happy with that as I also want to use BP Group Hierarchy.

On top of that I am fighting with Social Articles as I like the idea of the integration…[Read more]

Here a small update for the inlcuded FontAwsome 4.x to display on mobile devices:

(maybe it should be included in the theme?)

for now put it in the custom.css

[class^=”fa-“], [class*=” fa-“] {
font-family: FontAwesome !important;
}

You have to do this because Wordpress is overwriting every font-family on the mobile view with “Open Sans”… for…[Read more]

I was away for some time but I think I will give the next version a try on my development server 🙂

Great work so far!

Try this in custom.css:

[class^=”icon-“], [class*=” icon-“] {
font-family: FontAwesome !important;
font-weight: normal;
font-style: normal;
text-decoration: inherit;
}