Hello @love2playgames
You can display different content on different pages by using shortcode-parameters.
You can read more about how to use them here:
https://www.asgaros.de/support/topic/extend-shortcode-to-show-specific-content-only/
Hi Asgaros,
Thanks for the link. I got it going and works accordingly, now i have 2 different forums.. 🙂 🙂
There are 2 things i like to tweak around it.. Don’t seems to get it going for 2nd forums, hope you can help me with?
1. Can the 2nd forums use it’s own main forum? it seems is relying on the main (parent) FORUM TITLE… I can see it by the breadcrumb wise?
2. The main forum can see all the activities. But for the 2nd forums, when I click the Activity TAB, it doesn’t show nor is not clickable?
If possible to make it clickable? Please help with a function
Please advise and thank for the link again… 🙂
Thanks
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@love2playgames
If you use forum-shortcodes, the instances you see are not completely different ones. Basically it still refers to your main-forum but only a specific part of it is shown.
If you need some completely separated instances, I suggest you to use a multisite-installation of WordPress.
The activity-area currently does not work when only a specific forum is shown. So I suggest you to hide it via css:
#af-wrapper .activity-link {
display: none;
}
Hi Asgaros,
I’m now able to managed the dependency and to hide the activity tab. Looks simple and straight forward.
Thanks for your big help, 🙂