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from your reply: "As the Popup msg says, you have to have at least two characters in your topic content field to post the topic." ------- it seems no "content field" there (see the screenshot attached in my old/1st message).

Thanks in advance.

Peter

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Kyle
 Kyle
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@peterwangbiz,

in the first screenshot, you can see that the content field is collapsed.

Press on the right bottom corner and drag it down to increase the content field.

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Oh, yes, I found it. Thank you very much!

 

It seems the the content field is always collapsed when users open a topic. Is there any way (setting, code, etc) to make the content field already expanded when a user open a new topic?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Peter

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Kyle
 Kyle
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@peterwangbiz,

Please provide your forum URL, need to check in your website.

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(@peterwangbiz)
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https://sugardaddyclub.biz/fo/

 

Do you need web access info?

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Thanks!

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Kyle
 Kyle
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@peterwangbiz,

when I try to create a new topic, the Content field is not collapsed,

Try this: go to Dashboard > Forums > Dashboard, press Delete All Cache, then go to the main page press Add New(Topic), then Press CTRL F5(Twice).

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(@peterwangbiz)
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Yes, it's ok now. Thank you very much!

 

One more question: How to delete "views" in Forum (screenshot attached)?

 

Thanks in advance!

ho

 

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Kyle
 Kyle
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@peterwangbiz,

Insert the below CSS code in Custom CSS field from Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Styles Tab:

#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpfl-4 .wpf-thread-box.wpf-thread-views{
    display: none !important;
}
#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpfl-4 .wpf-threads-head .wpf-thead-views {
    display: none !important;
}
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