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[Solved] Place custom fields above thread content?

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Is there a way to get the fields users have field out to show before the content of the post they write when creating a topic?

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Astghik
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Hi,

Please provide us with an example URL, and we’ll attempt to offer a CSS solution if possible.

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https://chosenofstarclan.com/community/postid/56281/

I just want to move where the fields about the topic are to above that first post instead of below it.

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Being more specific, here's an image of how I would like it to arranged, instead of how it is currently arranged.

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Astghik
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@kelly-peterson 

I'd suggest you use the CSS code below:

#wpforo #wpforo-wrap .wpforo-post .wpf-right .wpforo-post-content {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column-reverse;
}

Insert the code in the Custom CSS code textarea located in the following tab: 

For the Single Board Forum:

  • Dashboard > wpForo > Settings > Colors & Styles

Multi-Boards Forum:

  • Dashboard > [Your Board Name] > Settings > Colors & Styles tab
  • Dashboard > [Your Board Name> Settings > Colors & Styles tab

For example:

  • Dashboard > EN Forum > Settings > Colors & Styles tab
  • Dashboard > FR Forum > Settings > Colors & Styles tab
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This worked, for the most part.

I ended up having to put it in the theme's custom CSS instead of the forums, though, to get it to work on Safari. I don't know what conflict made it necessary, but at least the alternate location for the CSS worked.

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