Make Your bbPress Forums Index Look Like Other Forum Software
Changing bbPress Forums Index
bbPress has support for forum categories out of the box and it's forums can be arranged in a hierarchical structure. Therefore, all that needs to be changed is the loop of the forums index. This is exactly what we have done in the below code. This file can be uploaded to the root directory of your child theme. It can also be uploaded to your primary theme (as well as in a bbPress/forum specific folder). You can download the loop-forums.php file by going to our GitHub or just by copying and pasting the below code into your own loop-forums.php https://gist.github.com/Volnus/85075f7455bf46723603fd2c09c3d401 To explain the logic behind the code, you need to set a forum category. Then you need to have the forums set as children of that category. In the event that you do not do this, the default category will be placed and then it will place the rest of the forums under that. Give it a try on your own website and let us know what you think!Scott Hartley
Founder & CEO, Sert Media
Founder and CEO of Sert Media, a Nashville-based digital marketing agency. Scott has spent over 15 years helping businesses grow through SEO, web performance optimization, and strategic digital marketing. His deep expertise in WordPress development, site speed, and technical SEO has guided hundreds of brands toward measurable results. When he's not auditing Core Web Vitals or refining campaign strategies, he's writing about the tools, techniques, and trends shaping the modern web.
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