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Topic: Stmp email buddypress 2.5
Hi,
I use easy wp smtp plugin https://fr-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/easy-wp-smtp/ for send emails buddypress but since i make a days up 2.5 buddypress nothing works. How do i make it work again!? Tank youHello.
After last update of BP (2.5.0) my function hooked in to filters: ‘wp_mail_from’, ‘wp_mail_from_name’ is not working any more, email sends from “wordpress@example.com” instead of “custom@example.com”Before BP update every things was ok.
Thanks to @djpaul and @r-a-y, i got my custom BuddyPress templates to load by adding theme support from this post.
But now that the templates are loading properly, the BuddyPress nav and subnav bar (which were looking fine before) has lost its custom styling (after adding theme support for BuddyPress). As a long shot, I tried adding
wp_dequeue_style( 'buddypress' ), and thenwp_enqueue_style( 'buddypress' )to the same function but it didn’t work.function my_theme_setup() { add_theme_support( 'buddypress' ); // wp_enqueue_style( 'buddypress' ); // this didn't work to solve the nav bar styling issue // wp_dequeue_style( 'buddypress' ); // neither did this }Would greatly appreciate any pointers on how to get the child theme’s custom styling back. Thanks.
WordPress 4.4.2
BuddyPress 2.1.2My website has traditionally been a bulletin-board style forum, and I’m reimplementing it in WordPress with BuddyPress.
The typical next step would be to recreate the forums using bbPress, however when I look at bbPress, and forums like the one I’m posting in right now, it reminds me of… the past. UBB, vBulletin, all that stuff…
I want something different now, something I would consider more modern. Looking at what goes on, out there, on the Internet – there are two sites in particular that I feel encourage a lot of participation; Facebook and YouTube.
So it strikes me that what I would really like to do is just re-use WordPress’ blog post (and comments) functionality to create the ‘forum’. Then it wouldn’t look like a forum, but I could start reintroducing some of the forumy concepts.
Does anyone have any thoughts on that, or is using their BuddyPress site like that already?
There are some hurdles to this visually and regarding the workflow of reading/writing in WordPress, particularly regarding a lack of ajax, but I’m slowly finding plugins to improve this and perhaps I’ll have to write some of my own to fill in the gaps.
Another issue I can think of right off the bat is post ordering. I’m not aware of any simple way to, for example, bump certain posts up – such as based on activity (which is what happens on forums). But I guess I can work on that.
There is also the user role concern. To create posts registered users have to all be Authors. I haven’t found any issues with that so far, but if anyone can think of any I would appreciate the feedback.
I had a crack at using bbPress with a view to restyle it to look more like posts/comments, and perhaps that’s the approach I should be using. Now I’m not sure.
