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[Closed] Missing Solved & Sticky buttons in Threaded Forum

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Since upgrading to 2.0.6, the threaded posts don't have a solved button and there is no way to remove a sticky.  Any help would be appreciated!

 

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Robert
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Hi @tchambers,

It seems you've done some CSS customization and hidden the top section of your topics. Almost all buttons and tools are located there:

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(@tchambers)
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@robert I can see the buttons in the colors.css file.  Do I need to copy the css file on the server manually?  Are there other css files where this would have been hidden?

Robert
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@tchambers,

You see correct CSS, and they work fine, you don't need to copy them. You should find the custom CSS which set display:none to wrapper divs of the topic header.

Where are your custom CSS codes? Start checking to wpForo > Settings > Colors & Styles admin page, then the top admin bar > customize > additional css textarea. In other words, just find the css you've used to customize wpForo template.

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@robert This is the only code in the Custom CSS area...

 

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The toolbar was visible before the upgrade to 2.0.6.  Could this be a permissions issue since  the toolbar with buttons and tools are not visible when logged out?

Chris
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@tchambers,

insert this CSS Code in wpForo > Settings > Colors & Styles admin page

#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpforo-main .wpforo-content .wpforo-post-head {
    display: unset !important;
}
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@chris @Robert I copied the code into the custom css and still does not show.

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@robert @Chris I reverted back to the 1.7.1 theme and both the toolbar and solved and sticky are visible.

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@robert Is it possible to re-install wpforo and not lose the forum data?

Chris
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@tchambers,

yes, open plugin's admin page, press Deactivate Button, then Delete.

 

Please NOTE: DO NOT PRESS UNINSTALL. 

(@tchambers)
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@chris Unfortunately, this did not resolve the issue with the missing toolbar.

Chris
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@tchambers,

Have you checked Forum Accesses?

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@chris Both admin and Standard (registered or subscriber) users have access.  I did get the functionality back by rolling back to the 1.7.1 theme

Robert
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@tchambers,

Please send admin login details to support[at]gvectors.com email address. We'll check it within 1-2 days.