Started out as a BlackBerry-only site. So immense popularity. But in an effort to keep site alive, we have embraced all tech and mobile. Also, some entertainment, auto, and more. We used to use VanillaForums hosted, but their customer support was absolutely horrendous to justify paying $300/month for forums. So, we had to make the tough choice to use bbPress. Later found so many of the plugins to enhance bbPress were resource hogs. Luckily, found AnsPress. Now, just need to change “question” to “topic” and “answer” to “reply” for a real forums experience. I have been genuinely pleased with AnsPress. However, not too thrilled that they store ALL user data on their own server… Anyways, check us out, as we just recently launched AnsPress: https://n4bb.com/forums/categories/ Thanks!

You can edit comment template in AnsPress theme, but once comment button is clicked its automatically scrolled to comment form.

We have not added the option for license yet, but it will be like: 2-5 site – $80 Unlimited sites – $150

its almost ready, we are testing on mobile device. Here is the screenshot

Yes I am aware of it, Now AnsPress assets is loaded everywhere. As some other plugin require AnsPress assets in admin and frontend. This will be fixed and I will provide a hook to load AnsPress assets whenever 3rd party need.

I found the same issues as said before. Can you post a picture of your conflict, maybe I will be able to fix it as I did for mine. Azman

@quaker, did you use a custom css plugin ?

I just found this code below that worked for me. (http://www.trickspanda.com/2014/04/hide-specific-admin-user-list-wordpress/) — add_action(‘pre_user_query’,’ap_pre_user_query’); function ap_pre_user_query($user_search) { global $current_user; $username = $current_user->user_login; if ($username == ‘<YOUR USERNAME>‘) { } else { global $wpdb; $user_search->query_where = str_replace(‘WHERE 1=1’, “WHERE 1=1 AND {$wpdb->users}.user_login != ‘<YOUR USERNAME>‘”,$user_search->query_where); } } —

For adding search box, you need to add following codes in your themes header.php after page-title (you can use it in every where): <div class=”change and use your search-form class in your theme”> <?php get_search_form( ); ?> </div> example: <header class=”entry-header”> <h1 class=”entry-title”><?php the_title(); ?></h1> <div class=”change and use your search-form class in your theme”> <?php get_search_form( ); ?> </dive> </header> GOOD LUCK!

AnsPress have a flexible theme override system, You can override every part of AnsPress. Refer to documents about theme override.