Hello, This is already solved in 4.1.5. Please try and let me know.

Hello @awijasa, Thanks for reporting. I need to add test case for verifying ap_human_time() then I will check this issue.

Please share your theme with me so that I can test.

Thanks a lot Fred !

Hi @rahul, I know that I’am very persistent, but this is really must have. I need to be able to make Q&A site without any obligation for users to register. Anonymous is still not enough, there should be a way to be part of the community, without having to register. Look at this like guest who want to comment on WordPress post, he is able to do that and will be notified about replay via mail, that he provided. So at least for now: Nick/name + mail for guest comments, questions and answers Mail notification about new comment, answer That will do.

Hi Junggu, I just stumbled upon the same issue. AP is indeed using custom post types but they are excluded from search by default. I’m trying to override this setting through a custom function but didn’t succeed yet. Here is the thread : https://anspress.io/questions/question/function-to-include-qa-cpts-in-global-search/

hi, really great site i also want to make a site like yours, here my site vote.paktua.id but i struggle to alter some text like you mention  “I have renamed “Questions” to “Discussions” and “Answers” to “Responses” and changed several lines within the PO language file to make this possible.” can you tell me how to do it? which PO file should i edit. thanks

Hi Gordon, Same kind of answer as with your other question. The easy way would be to choose default questions order as “newest” in AnsPress Settings > Posts & Comments > Default Question Order, then hide the filter with CSS: #ap-filters { display: none; } I guess it should do the trick. 😉

Hi Gordon, The “easy” way would be to hide all date related elements with some CSS. For example: .ap-posted, .ap-post-history, .ap-post-updated, .ap-display-meta-item active { display: none; } would hide most of time related elements on a single question page. Like this: Would this be ok?

With a bit of customisation, anything is possible. AnsPress provides the basis, and you’d need to extend it from there. Out of the box, it should work with *most* themes, but isn’t actually a theme in it’s own right – it’s a plugin, which means it extends functionality. I’m in the process of putting together a platform that works in very much the same way. It’s a moving target, but take a look here and see if this is along the lines of what you are looking for.