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Buddypress index.php in wp theme folder


  • davidkooo
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    @davidkooo

    Hi,

    how to name default index.php buddypress template in my WP theme folder? bbpress is using bbpress.php for example.

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  • danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    Hi,

    you haven’t to rename it ! bbPress is part of buddypress as the integrated group-forum software and as is, use the BP theme or child theme.

    bbPress themes are here: wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/bb-templates/kakumei

    If you want to use bbPress separatly as standalone forum, you have to activate the bbPress plugin. The forum activation lets you choose for such an install. (group-forum and/or separate forum) and install the plugin automatically.

    The buddypress theme (bp-default) sits in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default

    WP themes are in wp-content/themes/

    If you use any other theme, it must be placed in the same directory like this:

    wp-content/themes/your-theme

    or

    wp-content/themes/your-child-theme

     

     

     

    @Chouf1 The bbPress plugin does things slightly differently, and you can use a bbpress.php file for its main templates. This should be explained somewhere if it’s not already on the bbPress codex. 🙂

    @davidkooo BuddyPress doesn’t work like bbPress in this way, yet. You’ll have to go deep into the BuddyPress templates in your (parent?) theme.


    davidkooo
    Participant

    @davidkooo

    @djpaul Thank you.


    danbpfr
    Participant

    @chouf1

    @djpaul templating is a bit confusing between bbPress (shipped with BP) for group forums and bbPress as separate plugin for a single forum. So if i understand you and the codex,  i can change the bbPress template for group and/or standalone from a bbpress directory in the child theme, and in the case of the standalone option, using bbPress  shortcodes ?

    https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/

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