How to modify this widget? I would like to change its appearance to make it more attractive for users to sign up.

Is there a way I can put side pare at Category page?

I have installed AnsPress and “Category for AnsPress” plugin, but I can not find a way to list out all the categories, make it looks like a forum system. I wonder if that is possible?

Please share font name on the askbug logo http://demo.anspress.io/askbug/

on the top left (near the search field)

Thanks

I have spend all Weekend to try most caching plugins and Anspress (latest), to see what works and what needed to be excluded from caching.

So i would like to share what i found. Most caching plugins needed to exclude the pages from caching in order to have fresh data (replies and comments). Otherwise the new data was not updated.

BUT i found one caching plugin that out-of-the-box played well with Anspress and needed NO changes (excluded pages etc etc). That is ZenCache Lite (previously named QuickCache). ZenCache updates the cache when a new question is asked and when replies and comments are posted. Out of the box.

So if anybody is struggling with caching, maybe he could try ZenCache. Apart from compatibility with Anspress, ZenCache is also the best IMHO plugin for WP caching.

I hope i have helped.

1.Tag cloud widget in footer distorts the footer

2.log-in page’s alignment is off

3.mobile menu is off when displaying notifications and profile link

4.hide home page featured image for logged-in users

This is found in anspress-question-answer.php. I see that there is a ” do_action(‘anspress_loaded’); “. Is this what I use to add my own extension (similar to your categories-for-anspress extension)? I’m asking because I don’t think categories-for-anspress extension is using this…

 

/**
* Initializes the plugin by setting localization, hooks, filters, and administrative functions.
* @return instance
*/
public static function instance()
{
if (! isset(self::$instance) && ! (self::$instance instanceof AnsPress)) {
self::$instance = new AnsPress();
self::$instance->_setup_constants();

add_action('plugins_loaded', array( self::$instance, 'load_textdomain' ));


add_action('bp_loaded', array( self::$instance, 'bp_include' ));

global $ap_classes;
$ap_classes = array();

self::$instance->includes();

self::$instance->anspress_forms = new AnsPress_Process_Form();
self::$instance->anspress_actions = new AnsPress_Actions();
self::$instance->anspress_ajax = new AnsPress_Ajax();
self::$instance->anspress_query_filter = new AnsPress_Query_Filter();
self::$instance->anspress_theme = new AnsPress_Theme();
self::$instance->anspress_cpt = new AnsPress_PostTypes();
self::$instance->anspress_reputation = new AP_Reputation();
self::$instance->anspress_users = new AnsPress_User();
///self::$instance->third_party = new AnsPress_3rd_party();

/**
* ACTION: anspress_loaded
* Hooks for extension to load their codes after AnsPress is leaded
*/
do_action('anspress_loaded');
}

return self::$instance;
}

I’d like to make a page that shows each change made to the question grouped by when the user did it. For example, after creating the question the user sees that they misspelled a lot of words. So they edit it. This is Edit#1. Then 1 week later they want to edit it to add an image. This is Edit#2. etc…. My page will show original question, then Edit#1, Edit#2 etc… Is the database set up so that it creates a new row with edited information whenever the question is changed?