Description

Vous recherchez un forum de discussion intemporel, élégant et sobre ? bbPress est facile à intégrer, facile à utiliser et est conçu pour évoluer avec votre communauté croissante.

bbPress est un logiciel de forum volontairement simple mais infiniment puissant, conçu par des contributeurs à WordPress.

Captures d’écran

Forums - Interface d’administration
Sujets - Interface d’administration
Réponses - Interface d’administration
Paramètres - Interface d’administration
Paramètres 2 - Interface d’administration
Thèmes - Interface d’administration
Forum individuel - Thème par défaut

Installation

Depuis votre tableau de bord WordPress

Visitez ‘Extensions > Ajouter’
Recherchez ‘bbPress’
Activez bbPress depuis votre page des extensions. (Vous serez accueilli par une page d’accueil.)

Sur WordPress.org

Téléchargez bbPress.
Transférez le dossier ‘bbpress’ au sein de votre répertoire ‘/wp-content/plugins/’, en utilisant la méthode de votre choix (ftp, sftp, scp, etc…)
Activez bbPress depuis votre page des extensions. (Vous serez accueilli par une page d’accueil.)

Une fois activé

Visitez les ‘Forums > Nouveau Forum’ et commencer à créer des forums. (Vous pourrez toujours les supprimer par la suite.)
Si vous avez activé les « jolis » permaliens, visitez votredomaine.com/forums, dans le cas contraire, visitez votredomaine.com?post_type=forum
Consultez ’Paramètres > Forums’ et configurez les paramètres pour qu’ils correspondent au mieux aux besoins de votre communauté.
Consultez ’Outils > Forums > Importer des forums’ si vous avez un forum existant à convertir en bbPress.

Une fois configuré

bbPress comes with a robust theme-compatibility API that does its best to make bbPress look and feel right with just-about any WordPress theme. You may need to adjust some styling on your own to make everything look pristine.
You may want to customize the register/activation/sign-in/lost-password flows, to better suit your site. bbPress comes with a bevy of shortcodes to make this possible, listed here: https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/
bbPress also comes with built-in support for Akismet and BuddyPress, two very popular and very powerful WordPress plugins. If you’re using either, visit your Forum Settings page and ensure that integration appears correct.

Avis

ebonweaver 27 juin 2022 1 réponse

I'm shocked how unusable this is. Configuration is not simple and not documented. Appearance is primitive at best, not even basic. But in the end it's totally worthless as all the basic access functionality is missing or does not work. No registration page/ link on login page. No documentation on setting this up. blogs all point to manually making a registration page using shortcodes?? But the codes don't work, so the plugin is just useless. From here I tried Asgaros and while simple, it actually works in full out of the box with easy configuration all in one place (not 3 like bbpress). Sure if you want a nice registration form you need another plugin, but that was already the case for Wordpress anyway.

DeepBlue 22 février 2022

Works great simple and fast and easy to get a nice design with free pluggin bbp style pack

ourroots 24 août 2021 1 réponse

We wanted to try BBPress but we discovered quickly that it caused way too many problems with roles & permissions for the site. So we removed it. But it turns out that for at least 8 years bbPress has known the roles can't be removed cleanly and they just shrug and say "not important." So, I recommend you NOT INSTALL THIS PLUGIN. It will leave ugly traces behind itself like a nasty WordPress slug and you'll waste hours googling it and trying to fix it to no avail. It's old, it's ugly, and it's a mess.

Llewen 6 août 2021

If you've ever used other forums software, or especially if you've deployed other forums software, it becomes very clear after you install bbpress that this plugin is basic, and clunky. An awful lot of what would be considered standard functionality in forums software simply isn't present, or if it is, is awkward and clunky to use. Having said that, it is the best forums plugin I am aware of for WordPress, perhaps the only one, and it is FOSS, so hurrah for that, and it mostly does the job. There are also plugins available for it that extend it's functionality and add features which almost put it on a par with other forums software, but even with those, not quite.