Fidgety Lizard

Hi there,

I’ve had a look at your main forum page and it’s looking fine from here – have you tried clearing your browser cache and reloading the page with shift-reload?

The plugin doesn’t touch bbPress files or theme files; it simply enables the TinyMCE editor and paste-as-text using options already built into bbPress. (If you enabled these options in your own theme’s code rather than using the plugin to do it, the effect would be the same.)

The most likely thing is an incompatibility between your theme’s css/js and the TinyMCE code (or with some other plugin you have installed that is conflicting with TinyMCE.)

To further debug this, you can try switching to one of the built-in themes such as Twenty Sixteen, enabling the plugin and seeing if the TinyMCE tools appear properly when creating forum posts. If they do, the problem is most likely with your theme.

If the tools still don’t appear properly using one of the standard themes, you’d need to try disabling other plugins to see what is interfering.

Hope this helps!

Hi there,

The email notifications are sent by WordPress when you add a new user. As you probably know, you can prevent a message being sent by UNTICKING the “Send User Notification” checkbox when adding a user in standard WP, and by TICKING the “Skip Confirmation Email” when adding a user in a WP multisite sub-site.

(As we speak I’m writing a small plugin which will reverse the default notification/confirmation settings, to help admins who prefer to create users without sending immediate notifications. I’ll add a link to it in this thread when it’s ready.)

However, AFAIK there’s no built-in way to send/bulk-send user notifications later on, if you didn’t send them when the accounts were created. We do this when required by manually requesting a password reset for the affected user(s); however, this is pretty clunky if you have lots of users!

There may be other plugins that can send delayed notifications; if not, I might look into creating one as it’s something we could do with too. Keep an eye on this thread for updates.

Cheers Zlato!

Hi Marika,

Glad you sorted it.

For anyone else reading, the configurable warning message is contained by a div of class “flizcpr-browser-warn” – so you should be able to style it as you wish with CSS.

Cheers,
Kona

Hi Skaks,

I’ve just tested with IE10, WP 4.3.1 and the Twenty Fifteen theme and it’s working fine, so it’s almost certainly an incompatibility with the Medical Lite theme (perhaps it’s loading some conflicting CSS or JS?)

A weird and possibly related issue I’ve seen occasionally (in the admin back end rather than bbPress) is with tinyMCE edit boxes showing up as empty when they aren’t, because they display their content using white text on a white background. (Selecting the “empty” content by dragging the mouse, so that the background changes to highlight colour, reveals the text.)

I’ve generally been able to work around this issue by using the “Use Google Libraries” plugin by Jason Penney, which makes the edit boxes “normal” again. (I assume this might be because it affects the load order of scripts…) Might be completely unrelated to your theme’s issue, but might be worth a shot?

Hi Skaks,

I’ve tested in both IE11 and Edge using WP 4.4, bbPress 2.5.8 and the Twenty Sixteen theme, and in both cases I can enter text successfully in the TinyMCE box.

In the absence of further info I’m going to mark this thread resolved.

Hi Li-An,

Thanks for the heads-up! The rogue backslashes should be fixed now, in today’s release 1.1.2.

You’ll need to re-enter your custom warning message if the one you’ve saved already contains rogue backslashes. After that, apostrophes etc should be fine.

Glad you’re finding the plugin useful!

Cheers,
Kona

Hey Skaks, could you tell me the following?

* What version of IE you’re using

* What version of WP you’re using

* What version of bbPress you’re using

I’ll see if I can duplicate the problem.