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StaffBuilding Tux Reports with bbPress 1.2 Plugin

Building Tux Reports with bbPress 1.2 Plugin

bbPress 1.2 WP plugin on TR
bbPress 1.2 WP plugin on TR

Did a little bbPress 1.2 plugin (2651) install on a “new” site. WP 3.0.1, BP 1.2.6, child theme with nothing but the style sheet pointing to the default so I could add the styles from the bbpress. Copied the bbpress template files supplied under bbp-themes directory into the child theme directory.

Now, things worked but they looked awful. Looking at the template code for all the files that started with page (page-bbp_front.php, page-bbp_topics.php, and page-bbp_form.php)

[code] <div id="container">
<div id="content" role="main">
[/code]

This causes a problem because container is also used by bp-default, therefore any child theme would fail to look good. These same divs are in other template areas, too.

Changed html code to:

[code] <div id="bbp-forum-container">
<div id="bbp-forum-content" role="main">
[/code]

Then added css styles for the new ids within the styles.css for the child theme:

Looks OK. But needs work:

http://www.tuxreports.com/discussions/

Update: bbp-forum-info was missing in style sheet:

[code] .bbp-forum-info {
text-align:left;
}[/code]

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