Mystified as to how to format the look of this plugin Assistance?
Quote from dskurth on April 30, 2017, 2:30 amI am mystified as to how to format the look of this forum. If I could massage it into like what I am seeing here, that would be super. But it comes out horrible at the moment. Is there a startup guide somewhere?
I am mystified as to how to format the look of this forum. If I could massage it into like what I am seeing here, that would be super. But it comes out horrible at the moment. Is there a startup guide somewhere?
Quote from dskurth on April 30, 2017, 5:37 amI figured out how to do some modification, it was that I could not use my builder app for the page (bit annoying) but visual composer helps me. So the big question remains as to how I turn off the plugin from wanting to indicate that the user needs to login. I use a different plugin to monitor logged in or not and it takes them to a redirect page if they are not. The forum plugin is interrupting that with it’s own login message. How do I turn that off?
I figured out how to do some modification, it was that I could not use my builder app for the page (bit annoying) but visual composer helps me. So the big question remains as to how I turn off the plugin from wanting to indicate that the user needs to login. I use a different plugin to monitor logged in or not and it takes them to a redirect page if they are not. The forum plugin is interrupting that with it’s own login message. How do I turn that off?
Quote from Asgaros on May 2, 2017, 9:56 amHello dskurth,
you can add the following code to your themes functions.php file to modify/remove the login-message:
function my_login_message($message) { return ''; } add_filter('asgarosforum_filter_login_message', 'my_login_message');
Hello dskurth,
you can add the following code to your themes functions.php file to modify/remove the login-message:
function my_login_message($message) {
return '';
}
add_filter('asgarosforum_filter_login_message', 'my_login_message');