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Astra is a very popular/common theme. I think it makes more sense to ensure bbp Style Pack is compatible with it than to suggest random themes hoping you’ll be happy with them.

I’m not at my dev computer right now, but will be later today. I’ll install Astra theme and dig in to see what’s not compatible with the theme, and make changes to the plugin as needed.

@wbuser2022 – if you describe exactly what issues you had and what wasn’t working, it’ll help greatly!

I think I’m following you, and if I understand correctly, it could be a very helpful addition.

What I think makes sense here is adding the ability for any Style Pack user to submit their own custom styling tweaks. A combination of the values specified within the already available Style Pack settings, plus any custom CSS they’ve added.

Those submitted customizations would be pre-built “themes” available to other Style Pack users. You select one of those “themes” and it imports the settings/CSS for that “theme”.

Submitted/available “themes” could simply be JSON files with the data that get imported/applied when a user selects it.

I think there’s a lot more that needs to be figured out, such as enabling/disabling specific features prior to applying a “theme” – like moderation tools, subscriptions, and so on.

This may also require creating a custom javascript capability/setting, and including that within the “theme.”

Also, the values for each specific “theme” should probably be handled on its’ own settings page to make adjusting each specific “theme” easier instead of having to search through each settings tab to adjust things like colors and fonts and so on.

I’ll keep thinking about it, and try to figure out a good way to implement it without introducing security issues, or requiring excessive server needs for submitting/sharing custom “themes.”

A big undertaking, but I see the value in it, and see it being used by a large # of people.

Great suggestion! I’ll discuss this one with @robin-w to figure out if it’s viable/reasonable, and how we should go about it.

Well thank you sir!

It’s WP core itself adding it. Crystal clear now.

I suppose we could add a custom filter to address this issue, and only apply it to the latest activity widget and wherever “is_bbpress()” returns true.

Probably add it as an optional “bbPress fix” since it’s not really a feature/styling element, and addresses a WP/bbPress core issue that most people don’t care about in the first place.

Even though it’s not actually resolved, I’m going to mark as resolved since the mystery is cleared up and it’s not directly a Style Pack issue.

I’ll keep this one in mind for a possible future update, but it’s not a top priority to be perfectly honest. Busy working on another large Style Pack revision and don’t want to spend time fixing non-Style Pack issues right now.

I also tested the code I previously gave to you against your site and it does not appear to negatively affect the imgur iframe embeds. I was not able to duplicate the issues you described.

But, based on what you said, you could use the first CSS snippet to align all regular img tags center & one of the second CSS snippets to center imgur embeds, and theoretically, this third snippet should prevent them from conflicting like you described:

/* imgur prevent img tag conflicts */
iframe.imgur-embed-iframe-pub img.post {
        display: inline-block;
        width: auto;
}

Again, I couldn’t duplicate the issues you described so I can’t test this, but it should theoretically work.

OK. Imgur is actually an iframe embed, not a direct img tag. This will center ONLY imgur embeds:

/* imgur center image embeds */
iframe.imgur-embed-iframe-pub {
        display: block;
        margin-left: auto !important;
        margin-right: auto !important;
}

Bonus: set the width to 100% too:

/* imgur center image embeds with 100% width */
iframe.imgur-embed-iframe-pub {
        display: block;
        margin-left: auto !important;
        margin-right: auto !important;
        min-width: 100% !important;
}

In other words :

1.) a global option for site owners to setup forum-wide default image alignment (would just add CSS to the generated bspstyle.css file) , and an the ability to choose whether users can override.

2.) if per-user override allowed, an option within the topic/reply form that allows users to align all images within that reply left/center/right (would add in-line style attributes on a per-div.bbp-reply-content basis).

Just curious, I haven’t tried it, but the align buttons in MCE visual editor should allow aligning images left/center/right on a per-image basis. If that’s not the case then perhaps something can be do with that. That’s kinda why I figured you were looking for a “global center all images” CSS snippet in the first place.

FYI, Style Pack does not specifically add “loading='lazy' decoding='async'itemprop="image". It’s being added elsewhere along the way. If you have any page-speed plugins activated, specifically for image loading speed-ups, they’re the most-likely culprits. Try deactivating those plugins one at a time and re-run w3 validator to see which plugin is doing it.