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Hello i use elementor and generatepress premium theme. I Want to know if i can create several forums and post it on several Pages? Also i Want to use shortcodes, i install some plugin but it seems not working on elementor my website is https://wbit-dev.info/dungeonk.....mnew/forum. Also is Good to me post topics or latest topics.
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Hi - there is only one WordPress page that has all the forums. On there you can have your list of forums. Clicking on a forum will take you to that forum's page. But you can't move a forum outside of the forum page.
I don't have any experience with Elementor or GeneratePress so I can't comment on those.
We do have a RECENT FORUM POSTS widget you can use in most widgetized areas.
Thanks.
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hello purchase and install premium plugins but how do i use them i tried to put shortcodes at my widgets but them is not working i use version 6
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What shortcode are you trying to use?
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I try what i see on your document at the website maybe i did it wrong
actualy i need a shortcode for:
1. Post 5 newest topicks at some page
2. who is online
Can yu send me full shotrtcodes map for version 6?
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Did you enable the Template Tags and Widgets plugins from your FORUM->PLUGINS screen? Once you do that you'll be able to use the tags and shortcodes described in the template tags and widgets documentation.
Here's the link for the newest topics: https://simple-press.com/docum.....st-topics/
There is no short-code for the online users but you can add some php code to your theme to do that. Use the sp_NewMembers function to put it where you need it. If you’re not comfortable writing php code you can get a developer to do it for you in a WordPress child theme. Look in the simple:press bare-bones theme folder for the footer file (templates/desktop/spFootDesktop.php) and search for the sp_NewMembers function. You can then copy that into your WordPress child theme where you need it to go.
I am not sure what you mean by a "shortcodes map". I don't think Simple:Press has such a thing.
Thanks.
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