I think there should be an option to not add a hyperlink to the poster username. It is a dead link and will lead to many 404 pages if not using the profile add-on.
This is from google webmaster tools reporting dead links.
I can elaborate if needed.
I am trying to wrap my head around profiles. So I turned the feature on today, and looked at the reputations tab. It shows the registration date, which is fine, but show they orderd a course and has a link to a non public record for the order.
I can give you a specific link to the profile. But here is a screenshot :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0fek6a7zx78ga6p/Screenshot%202018-01-23%2011.37.11.png?dl=0
I wanted to know how do i have front end registration and log in like your website.And Log in and log out button.And email verification?
When Anspress 4.1.8 has been applied to Askbug 3.1.4, user profile page is changed to a blank one except for cover image. Also, the avatar icon at the top right of screen is gone when 4.1.8 is activated.
Does anyone have solution to solve this?
I’m using a plugin called search everything which includes all post types and custom fields in wordpress searches. However, when it’s actiavated, the anspress main page which normally shows the recent q&a’s just shows this message:
“There are no questions matching your query or you do not have permission to read them.”
When I deactivate search everything, anspress words fine. Any idea what might be going on? I’ve tried lots of other search plugins, but all of them have some sort of issue (unrelated to anspress), so I’m back to trying to get search everything AND anspress working together 🙂
Further to my previous posting around modifications for AnsPress, I wanted the community to see what I’ve personally been working on over the last couple of weeks. This isn’t for general release just yet, but I have been redesigning on my end, making cosmetic and page level (thanks to templates) changes to how AnsPress works. Have a look at the below
The actual link for the project is here (link may change soon)
A bit of imagination, lots of coffee, and Experts Exchange as a model reference, and the world is your oyster. AnsPress is like a fine wine – it gets better with age !