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As per the title. Is there a way to add an "Add topic" to the forum description in Extended and Simplified forums?. It would greatly enhance usability for mobile users in particular.
Hi
1. Go to Dashboard > Forums > Forums admin page and find Forum IDs.
2. Create the [Add Topic] button HTML code and put the ForumID in the button URL, in my example the forum id is 19:
https:// example.com / community/ add-topic / forumid /
<p style="margin:7px 0;">
<a href="https://wpforo.com/community/add-topic/19/" class="wpf-button">Add Topic</a>
</p>
3. Put this HTML code in corresponding forum description.
Fantastic. Thank you Robert
Edit: Just add this CSS if you want to hide these buttons from guests (Check
/* Hide Add topic for guests in forum description */
#wpforo #wpforo-wrap.wpf-guest div > div.wpforo-forum-info > p:nth-child(3) > a {display:none;}
@Robert In the menu for adding the item "Add topic" I can use this link: "/% wpforo-add-topic% /"
Is there any way to make it work for any button on the web?
If I use the link "/community/add-topic/" it works only for logged in users. The unlogged-in user only sees a notification that he does not have permission to go to the page.
Ideally, an unlogged-in user would be directed to the login page, as in the case of the "/% wpforo-add-topic% /" link.
Thanks.
