If they have no posts they are considered a new user, so until one of their queued posts is accepted all their posts will go to the post queue. If you are not using reputation make sure Reputation required to bypass post queue is set to 0 or lower.

@Jim-Bridger moderators don't have the ability to adjust group membership, unless they also happen to be owners of said group (which if you're creating a custom group, is doable) Then they can add and remove users from the group details page.

Uhhmmm.... have you looked into stopforumspam? https://www.stopforumspam.com/ Not a silver bullet but never hurts to have one more arrow in yer' quiver, eh? Might be worth a gander?

@jim-bridger said in How do I update my custom theme?: Does that mean my theme would be listed in everyone elses plugin list? It's a custom theme for my site, not something I want to publish Yes, that is correct. Because you've published it to npm, our package manager automatically picks it up as an available theme and offers it for download to any other NodeBB. You can set nbbpm.index to false in your package.json, but this would also remove the theme from your plugins list. The easiest thing to do would be to publish the theme under your own namespace (agian, with nbbpm.index set to false), and then install it via the command line, as @pitaj suggested. e.g. npm i @jimbridger/nodebb-theme-mytheme

@dunlix I'm already using a custom theme, but my site has it's own login system where the user is shown logged in at the top -- this would not be possible if i put it into a nodebb theme. Also session-sharing and iframe is already working perfectly.

@crazycells awesome. Thanks for coming back and letting me know.

It's administrators. Thanks everyone.

@jim-bridger I too am making lots of changes in terms of CSS. What I do here is copy and paste to and from a full blown IDE on my desktop. This makes life much easier as it extends capabilities such as search etc.

I discovered this was due to the theme slick, which seemed to be broken to me, as the form and input elements were missing multiple values, which didn't get loaded when save was clicked, so no information was sent. I made a child theme to fix it.

Yes he meant grunt

okay, will do, thanks agian @pitaj!

i ended up reinstalling it and putting the /forum in on setup and it worked

@jim-bridger well you can do pretty much whatever you want as far as the theme is concerned. Generate html with one app and substitute it into the theme. Note that NodeBB's navigation bar shows the current user icon so you'll probably want to choose one or the other, not both.